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Sally is a researcher and academic in Disability and Community Inclusion. She works with people with disability, governments and organisations to improve their safety, wellbeing and inclusion.
- Everyday steps to prevent everyday harm - Caring Futures Institute news
Coined by the research team led by Flinders’ Caring Futures...
- Everyday steps to prevent everyday harm - Caring Futures Institute news
- 'Footy Was My Escape'
- Diagnosis Changes Everything For Inglis
- 'I Found Balance Before It Was Too Late'
- 'Seek Help. You'll Never Be Judged'
Inglis was just 15 when he was spotted by a scout from the Melbourne Storm while playing near his home town of Macksville, on the NSW Mid North Coast. He signed a $500 contract that tied him to the Storm, allowing the club to oversee his development. "Nobody knew where it was going to head, obviously," says Preston Campbell, Inglis's cousin and a s...
The following year started well. Inglis's knee had recovered, and he was named captain of the Queensland Origin side and then the Australian team. But just hours after being named Australia captain, Inglis's career unravelled. Driving back from an Indigenous football carnival in Dubbo, he was pulled over by police and charged with drink-driving and...
The transformation in Greg Inglis's life in the past 12 months has indeed been remarkable. He has moved to the outskirts of Sydney, where he lives happily with his new partner, NRL events manager Alyse Caccamo, on her family property. "We both support each other, which is really good," Inglis says. "It's taken me this long to actually find this bal...
Like many who have dealt with Inglis over his long career, Mal Meninga admires the way in which he tackled his demons. "The first sign of healing is actually admitting you got a problem, and that's what Greg did," he says. Preston Campbell says the way Inglis has "come out the other side" of his mental health struggles should be an example for othe...
Professor Sally Robinson. Professor in Disability and Community Inclusion and Matthew Flinders Professor, College of Nursing and Health Sciences. Full Member, College of Nursing and Health Sciences, Caring Futures Institute.
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Sally Robinson (born 1952) is an English-born Australian artist. She has had a long career as a portrait artist and designer, painter and printmaker, teacher and lecturer. Her work is represented in private and public collections around Australia.
Professor Sally Robinson, from Flinders University, is the principal investigator of a project that aims to understand and prevent everyday harm in the relationships between people with intellectual disabilities and their support workers. The project involves community researchers with disability and multiple industry partners.
Australian artist Sally Robinson describes her career and the creation of her portrait of Tim Winton.View the portrait online: https://bit.ly/2Mu0zoe
