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Penny Kansiime is a Lecturer at the School of Arts and Humanities, Edith Cowan University (ECU). Her academic background includes a Doctor of Philosophy (The University of Newcastle, 2021), Master of Philosophy (South Africa, 2017), Master in Social Work and Human Rights (Sweden, 2010), and Bachelor of Social Work and Social Administration (Uganda, 2007).
Her research focuses on social work practice, cultural competency, and decolonial methodologies. Key areas include spirituality in child protection, Ubuntu philosophy, and the intersection of technology with education and social policy. She has published extensively on topics such as culturally responsive education for international students, digital racism, and mental health barriers among refugee populations.
Kansiime’s work bridges global North-South knowledge exchanges and emphasizes ethical frameworks rooted in African philosophies. Her recent publications address AI’s impact on higher education assessments and the role of spirituality in social work with African heritage families in Australia.
Her contributions span book chapters and journal articles in reputable platforms like Taylor & Francis and Routledge. She maintains an active research profile with a focus on social justice, cultural preservation, and evidence-based social work practices.
