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Research suggests healthy risk-taking supports adolescent wellbeing

A researcher from the University of Notre Dame Australia has co-authored a global-first position statement, which is redefining how risky play among adolescents is understood by highlighting the role of challenge and exploration in helping young people develop confidence, resilience and lifelong well-being. Growing Through Risk: Supporting Play and Wellbeing from 9-15 years, produced by Pla...
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When young people are given opportunities to take manageable risks through play, they build confidence, resilience and independence. Photo: Supplied.

G.R.A.C.E. Colloquium helps shape the future of Catholic education

Researchers and practitioners from The University of Notre Dame Australia recently shared their expertise on the international stage at the third Global Researchers Advancing Catholic Education (G.R.A.C.E.) Colloquium, held at Boston College in the United States. The international gathering brought together almost 200 Catholic educators, school leaders, researchers and sector representative...
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Dr John Topliss, Managing Director, Catholic Institute Western Australia; Laura Avery, Director, Global Centre for Catholic Leaders at the University of Notre Dame Australia; Sharon Law-Davis, Senior Lecturer in the School of Education at the University of Notre Dame Australia and Professor Richard Rymarz - University of Notre Dame Australia. Photo: Supplied/UNDA.

Renowned Yawuru Elder Dr Patrick Dodson receives Honorary Doctor of Letters

The University of Notre Dame Australia has awarded an Honorary Doctor of Letters to renowned Yawuru Elder, leader and educator Dr Patrick Dodson, in recognition of his decades-long advocacy for Aboriginal people and profound contribution to reconciliation, justice and education. Widely known as the Father of Australian Reconciliation, Dr Dodson has dedicated his life to advancing justice an...
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Dr Patrick Dodson is presented with his Honorary Doctor of Letters by UNDA Chancellor Paul McClintock. Photo: Julia Rau/UNDA.

Archdiocese welcomes Australian Ambassador to the Holy See

Bishop Don Sproxton, Ambassador Keith Pitt, Bishop Nelson Po and Archdiocese Chancellor and Executive Director, Daniel Lynch. Photo: Michelle Tan/Archdiocese of Perth. Perth Auxiliary Bishops Don Sproxton and Nelson Po have last week welcomed Australia’s Ambassador to the Holy See, The Hon Keith Pitt, who was in Perth to deliver a lecture at the University of Notre Dame Australia’s Fremantl...
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Bishop Don Sproxton, Ambassador Keith Pitt, Bishop Nelson Po and Archdiocese Chancellor and Executive Director, Daniel Lynch. Photo: Michelle Tan/Archdiocese of Perth.

Notre Dame secures funding for police injury prevention research

A major new research program led by the University of Notre Dame Australia is set to transform how police recruits are trained, with the goal of significantly reducing injuries, improving retention, and saving millions of dollars in public funds. Associate Professor Myles Murphy, a physiotherapist and Raine Medical Research Foundation Fellow based at Notre Dame’s Institute for Health Resear...
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The project aims to deliver fewer training injuries, improved recruit retention, safer training practices, significant cost savings and better long-term health outcomes for recruits. Photo: Adobe Stock.

ACU awards Honorary Doctorate to outgoing UNDA Vice-Chancellor

Australian Catholic University (ACU) has conferred an Honorary Doctorate on the outgoing Vice-Chancellor of the University of Notre Dame Australia (UNDA), Professor Francis Campbell. Professor Campbell has served as Vice-Chancellor of UNDA for six years, commencing the role at the outset of the COVID pandemic. The honorary degree from ACU acknowledges Professor Campbell’s service to the ...
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Professor Campbell (centre) accepts his Honorary Doctorate from ACU Vice-Chancellor and President Professor Zlatko Skrbis and ACU Chancellor the Hon Martin Daubney AM KC. Photo: ACU.

ACRATH collaboration seeks to educate, detect and prevent modern slavery

The free online healthcare screening tools and professional development modules are available to healthcare professionals who are uniquely positioned to identify, respond to, and refer victims of modern slavery to specialist support. Image: ACRATH. Modern slavery in Australia remains hidden in plain sight and often overlaps with family violence, homelessness, substance dependence, mental il...
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The free online healthcare screening tools and professional development modules are available to healthcare professionals who are uniquely positioned to identify, respond to, and refer victims of modern slavery to specialist support. Image: ACRATH.

Notre Dame students gain life-changing experience in Kimberley

Nursing students from The University of Notre Dame Australia are gaining invaluable hands-on experience and a deeper understanding of rural healthcare through the University’s Remote Community Placement Program in the Kimberley. The program, funded by Majarlin Kimberley Centre for Remote Health, is delivered in partnership with healthcare providers and communities across the Kimberley regio...
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Abigail and Franco encouraged other students to embrace the opportunity presented by the Remote Community Placement Program. Photo: UNDA.

Notre Dame hosts internationally recognised Jewish philosopher

Through CHOP, Notre Dame has established itself as a global leader in the study of Abrahamic philosophical traditions and their ongoing relevance to today’s society. Photo: UNDA. The University of Notre Dame Australia's Centre for the History of Philosophy (CHOP), in partnership with The Great Synagogue Sydney, and the Perth Hebrew Congregation recently welcomed internationally recognised s...
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Through CHOP, Notre Dame has established itself as a global leader in the study of Abrahamic philosophical traditions and their ongoing relevance to today’s society. Photo: UNDA.

UNDA introduces new course focused on volunteering

The course will launch later this month and will be available across the Fremantle, Broome and Sydney campuses. Photo: Adobe Stock. The University of Notre Dame Australia is launching a distinctive new course that will give students the opportunity to contribute to meaningful community change while earning credit towards their degree. The Volunteering for Community Impact course enables ...
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The course will launch later this month and will be available across the Fremantle, Broome and Sydney campuses. Photo: Adobe Stock.

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