Ee Pin Chang

Ee Pin Chang is an Honorary Research Fellow at the School of Indigenous Studies, The University of Western Australia. Their work focuses on Indigenous mental health, social and emotional wellbeing, and decolonizing research practices. Chang collaborates extensively with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to develop culturally responsive programs and policies.

Research Interests:
- Cultural respect and self-reflexivity in cross-cultural collaborations
- Participatory systems modeling for Indigenous health outcomes
- Co-creation of suicide prevention strategies with Aboriginal communities
- Decolonizing academic curricula and research methodologies
- Addressing misinformation through effective fact-checking frameworks

Recent Articles:
Chang's recent work emphasizes holistic health frameworks for Indigenous Australians, evaluation of wellbeing programs in correctional facilities, and transformative learning initiatives between researchers and Elders. Their earlier studies investigated cognitive processes related to misinformation and depressive rumination.

Grants & Collaborations:
Chang has secured 4 grants supporting projects around Indigenous health research and policy development. They collaborate with key institutions including the Transforming Indigenous Mental Health and Wellbeing Project and Culture is Life.

Labs/Teams:
Participates in interdisciplinary teams focused on participatory systems modeling and decolonizing methodologies within the School of Indigenous Studies.