Associate Professor Kyllie   Cripps

Associate Professor Kyllie Cripps

Associate Professor

Bachelor of Arts (Aboriginal Affairs Administration), University of South Australia

Bachelor of Arts with First Class Honours (Aboriginal Studies), University of South Australia

Master of Criminology, University of Sydney

PhD, Monash University

Certificate of Management Excellence, Harvard University

Law & Justice
School of Law, Society and Criminology

Scientia Associate Professor Kyllie Cripps is a Palawa woman, in the School of Law, Society & Criminology, in the Faculty of Law & Justice and the Co-Convenor of the Gendered Violence Research Network at UNSW Sydney.

Kyllie is one of Australia’s leading researchers on Indigenous family violence, child abuse and sexual assault. Having worked extensively with Indigenous communities for over 20 years she has led three major ARC grants and is a CI on a fourth; has also led an AHURI grant and contributed to the field through empirical studies that have defined violence on Indigenous terms, identified the factors contributing to violence, and examined the access and availability of services to Indigenous peoples in the aftermath of violence. Her work has been critical in identifying gaps and opportunities to create sustainable solutions to support policy and practice change that is responsive to the identified needs of Indigenous communities.

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+61 (2) 9385 4944
E-mail
kcripps@unsw.edu.au

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