Grace Brown
Biographic Data
| ID | 6468302 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Grace Brown |
| GIVEN NAMES | Grace |
| FAMILY NAME | Brown |
| SIGNATURE | BROWN G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Monash University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7342-630X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Mobilising for local energy democracy in the United States
This article theorises remunicipalisation as a political and spatial project of resistance to neoliberal governance and corporate capture. Drawing on insights from energy democracy literatures, we conceptualise remunicipalisation not as a managerial fix but as a transformative strategy to reclaim local control over essential infrastructure. Through comparative analysis of grassroots public power campaigns in Maine and Rochester, NY, we foreground…
Infection and mortality of healthcare workers worldwide from Covid-19
The Benefits of Multidisciplinary Learning in Clinical Practice for Law, Finance, and Social Work Students
In July 2010, the faculties of Law, Business and Economics, and Medicine at Monash University, Australia commenced placing law, finance, and social work students in a multidisciplinary clinic at a community legal service operated by the University. Students from the three disciplines began seeing legal service clients at the same time as a team. Clients who agreed to participate were interviewed by the team of students made up of the three discip…
Using the F-Word
This article reports on the ways in which feminism has led to and influenced the unfolding of our three separate doctoral research journeys. In writing about this choice, we suggest that the epistemology of feminism is compatible with qualitative methods, as well as with the social work discipline, within which we all practice. The article reports on the impact of feminism on this journey from the perspective of three different stages of doctoral…
Ensuring The Future Of Rural Social Work In Australia
The article focuses on several approaches to improve social work in remote, rural and regional locales in Australia. It says that despite the need for social work services, human service agencies face difficulty in retention and recruitment of qualified staff. To address such problems in rural social work, it suggests the involvement of urban universities, which provide social work education, by supporting rural student placements. It mentions th…
Noticing change
Working with clients to notice change is a key issue in working in mental health services. In 2001, St Luke's Recovery Focused Mental Health Team initiated a project to develop strength-focused tools for measuring change for people using mental health recovery programs. A partnership was formed with La Trobe University Bendigo's Social Work Department. Consumers, carers and staff were involved in exploring what kinds of change it was helpful to n…
Getting started, getting feedback, and getting finished’— practice research in action
This article outlines the purpose, definition and usefulness of social work practice research and then describes a training program conducted by a group of social workers in the Australian Association of Social Workers (Victorian Branch) Practice Research Special Interest Group. These workshops offered practitioners the opportunity to explore a research idea with a group of colleagues which acted as a reference group over a period of six months. …
Getting started, getting feedback, and getting finished’— practice research in action
This article outlines the purpose, definition and usefulness of social work practice research and then describes a training program conducted by a group of social workers in the Australian Association of Social Workers (Victorian Branch) Practice Research Special Interest Group. These workshops offered practitioners the opportunity to explore a research idea with a group of colleagues which acted as a reference group over a period of six months. …
Using the F-Word
This article reports on the ways in which feminism has led to and influenced the unfolding of our three separate doctoral research journeys. In writing about this choice, we suggest that the epistemology of feminism is compatible with qualitative methods, as well as with the social work discipline, within which we all practice. The article reports on the impact of feminism on this journey from the perspective of three different stages of doctoral…
Ensuring The Future Of Rural Social Work In Australia
The article focuses on several approaches to improve social work in remote, rural and regional locales in Australia. It says that despite the need for social work services, human service agencies face difficulty in retention and recruitment of qualified staff. To address such problems in rural social work, it suggests the involvement of urban universities, which provide social work education, by supporting rural student placements. It mentions th…
Noticing change
Working with clients to notice change is a key issue in working in mental health services. In 2001, St Luke's Recovery Focused Mental Health Team initiated a project to develop strength-focused tools for measuring change for people using mental health recovery programs. A partnership was formed with La Trobe University Bendigo's Social Work Department. Consumers, carers and staff were involved in exploring what kinds of change it was helpful to n…
Getting started, getting feedback, and getting finished’— practice research in action
This article outlines the purpose, definition and usefulness of social work practice research and then describes a training program conducted by a group of social workers in the Australian Association of Social Workers (Victorian Branch) Practice Research Special Interest Group. These workshops offered practitioners the opportunity to explore a research idea with a group of colleagues which acted as a reference group over a period of six months. …
Noticing change
Working with clients to notice change is a key issue in working in mental health services. In 2001, St Luke's Recovery Focused Mental Health Team initiated a project to develop strength-focused tools for measuring change for people using mental health recovery programs. A partnership was formed with La Trobe University Bendigo's Social Work Department. Consumers, carers and staff were involved in exploring what kinds of change it was helpful to n…
Ensuring The Future Of Rural Social Work In Australia
The article focuses on several approaches to improve social work in remote, rural and regional locales in Australia. It says that despite the need for social work services, human service agencies face difficulty in retention and recruitment of qualified staff. To address such problems in rural social work, it suggests the involvement of urban universities, which provide social work education, by supporting rural student placements. It mentions th…
The Benefits of Multidisciplinary Learning in Clinical Practice for Law, Finance, and Social Work Students
In July 2010, the faculties of Law, Business and Economics, and Medicine at Monash University, Australia commenced placing law, finance, and social work students in a multidisciplinary clinic at a community legal service operated by the University. Students from the three disciplines began seeing legal service clients at the same time as a team. Clients who agreed to participate were interviewed by the team of students made up of the three discip…
Using the F-Word
This article reports on the ways in which feminism has led to and influenced the unfolding of our three separate doctoral research journeys. In writing about this choice, we suggest that the epistemology of feminism is compatible with qualitative methods, as well as with the social work discipline, within which we all practice. The article reports on the impact of feminism on this journey from the perspective of three different stages of doctoral…
Infection and mortality of healthcare workers worldwide from Covid-19
Mobilising for local energy democracy in the United States
This article theorises remunicipalisation as a political and spatial project of resistance to neoliberal governance and corporate capture. Drawing on insights from energy democracy literatures, we conceptualise remunicipalisation not as a managerial fix but as a transformative strategy to reclaim local control over essential infrastructure. Through comparative analysis of grassroots public power campaigns in Maine and Rochester, NY, we foreground…
Political science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Social science (4 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Medical education (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Social Work (3 works)