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Eyal Gringart is an Associate Professor at the Edith Cowan University, affiliated with the School of Psychology and Social Science. His research spans Social and Health Psychology, with a focus on Indigenous population issues, ageing workforce, and environmental management through Indigenous knowledge.
- Developed psychological interventions to combat ageism in hiring
- Advocates for Indigenous cultural burning practices to mitigate bushfires
- Explores systemic barriers in Indigenous education, such as digital access
- Collaborates with Indigenous communities on climate resilience strategies
His work emphasizes cultural parity and interdisciplinary approaches to social policy. Recent publications highlight the intersection of Indigenous knowledge with environmental science and education equity.
He receives funding from institutions like the Hall & Prior Aged Care Group and Australian Government New Colombo Plan, reflecting his applied research focus. Gringart also serves as a Discipline Leader in Psychology, underscoring his leadership in academic settings.
Key themes across his work include cultural responsiveness, historical accountability, and systemic reform in education and environmental policy.
