CSDA research in upcoming Child Wellbeing Research Seminar (Wellington)
Matt Walsh, Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Social Data Analytics (CSDA), will share new research on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) at a Child Wellbeing Research Seminar hosted by the Ministry of Social Development in Wellington on 11 September.
Matt Walsh, Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Social Data Analytics (CSDA), will share new research on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) at a Child Wellbeing Research Seminar hosted by the Ministry of Social Development in Wellington on 11 September.
The CSDA study – “Protective factors of children and families at highest risk of adverse childhood experiences: An analysis of children and families in the GUiNZ data who “beat the odds”’ - uses data from the Growing Up in New Zealand (GUiNZ) longitudinal study and is funded by the Child and Families Research Fund.
Seminar Details:
Please join us to hear findings from the Children and Families Research Fund, which supports policy-relevant research using data from the Growing Up in New Zealand (GUiNZ) study:
- Beating the odds: Protective factors of children and families at highest risk of adverse childhood experiences – Matt Walsh, Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Social Data Analytics, Auckland University of Technology
- Pacific family violence: Building resilient Pacific families – Dr Lana Perese, Auckland Manager, Malatest International
- Does social connectedness buffer the impact of family transitions among vulnerable youth? – Prof Paul Jose, School of Psychology, Victoria University of Wellington
The seminar will be of interest to anyone developing, delivering or funding policies and programmes aimed at child wellbeing.
When: 1.30pm, Tuesday 11 September 2018
Where: Aurora Conference Centre, Level 1, 56 The Terrace, Wellington
Cost: free
RSVP: by 4 September 2018 to mailto:research@msd.govt.nz
We expect the seminar to last about 2 ½ hours, with breaks between each speaker. You are welcome to join us for one, two or all of the presentations. Timings are:
- 1.30pm: Beating the odds
- 2.20pm: Pacific family violence: Building resilient Pacific families
- 3.10pm: Does social connectedness buffer the impact of family transitions among vulnerable youth?
The GUiNZ study is based at the University of Auckland’s Centre for Longitudinal Research – He Ara ki Mua. Crown funding for the study is managed by MSD. The Children and Families Research Fund is also managed by MSD
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