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Professor Sally Brinkman is a leading academic in early childhood development and education policy at UniSA Education Futures, University of South Australia. Her research focuses on child development, wellbeing, and evidence-based policy solutions. She has contributed to high-impact studies commissioned by governments and international organizations, including work on preschool efficacy, unhealthy food advertising near schools, and health information systems in global contexts. Collaborating with institutions like the South Australian Department for Education and the World Health Organization, she designs tools for monitoring student well-being and academic outcomes. Her recent projects include validating early childhood development scales in the Pacific region and assessing the utility of screening tools for mental health risks in schools.
Key areas of expertise include educational equity, public health interventions, and the intersection of policy and child development. She has authored numerous peer-reviewed articles and reports, emphasizing data-driven approaches to improve early childhood systems globally.
