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Peter Wright is an Associate Professor in the School of Education at Murdoch University, within the College of Health and Education. His work focuses on arts education, social justice, disability inclusion, and community engagement. Wright holds a PhD and has extensive experience in research and teaching, emphasizing the transformative potential of arts-based pedagogies and interdisciplinary approaches to education. His research often intersects cultural studies, policy analysis, and participatory practices.
Key research areas include drama education, disability justice, intergenerational learning, and the role of arts in fostering social equity. He has collaborated with organizations like Big hART to explore community-building through the arts, particularly in marginalized communities. His scholarship critiques neoliberal influences on education and advocates for culturally responsive pedagogies.
Wright’s recent publications highlight themes such as inclusive education, the impact of drama on youth development, and decolonizing museum practices. His work bridges theory and practice, often involving participatory methodologies and community partnerships. He has contributed to national reviews of arts education and policy frameworks, emphasizing the need for equitable access to arts learning.
Notable collaborations include evaluations of arts-based initiatives like Big hART’s SMASHED and GOLD projects, which address social and institutional challenges through creative interventions. His research also explores intersections of health, arts, and education, such as in the Art of Being Healthy framework.
