Carli Kulmar

Carli Kulmar is a Senior Lecturer at the Canberra Law School, University of Canberra. She holds a Doctor of Philosophy and multiple advanced qualifications including a Graduate Diploma of Terrorism & Security Studies (with Dean's Award), LLM in Dispute Resolution, and dual bachelor's degrees in Law and Journalism.

Her research focuses on workplace well-being in social services, far-right group dynamics, and duty-of-care obligations in institutional contexts. Key contributions include studies on caseworker welfare in NSW Family & Community Services and analysis of extremist recruitment strategies targeting military veterans.

Research trends show strong emphasis on social policy implementation, organizational behavior in public sectors, and counter-extremism measures. Her work bridges legal frameworks with practical workforce management challenges in Australia's community services sector.

• Awards: Executive Dean's Award for Terrorism Studies (2018)
• Key Projects: Three major reports analyzing workforce well-being in family services (2018-2019)
• Engagement: Participated in UC Yarning Circle law school initiative (2022)