Emma Williams

Emma Williams is a Researcher at the Faculty of Arts and Society of Charles Darwin University, specializing in realist evaluation, family violence, and international development. She is a Credentialed Evaluator and member of the RREALI (Realist Research, Evaluation and Learning Initiative) team, with a focus on cross-sectoral collaborations between academia, public service, and private practice.

• Education: PhD

Research Interests: Her work addresses complex social issues through realist evaluation frameworks, including child empowerment, urban design, language acquisition, and sustainable outcomes in international development. She actively contributes to the UN Sustainable Development Goals related to social equity, environmental protection, and inclusive development.

Article Trends: Her publications emphasize realist evaluation methodologies, family violence prevention, and international development frameworks, with recent works exploring online data collection, CMOC database design, and cultural context in remote communities.

Labs & Teams: She collaborates with the RREALI team and participates in multi-institutional projects like the evaluation of Health Justice Australia and the IAS Rainmaker Start Up for sustainable international development.