Dr Kamarah Pooley completed her PhD at Queensland University of Technology, studying the Youth Misuse of Fire program in NSW. Kamarah found that Youth Justice Conferencing with firefighter involvement contributes to a reduced risk of general recidivism, which provides an avenue for delivering better fire safety education to at-risk groups across the community.
She is looking forward to contributing to evidence-based knowledge and policy in the fields of criminology and child-centred disaster risk reduction.
Her thesis is available here.
Student project
Resources credited
Type | Released | Title | Download | Key Topics |
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Presentation-Slideshow | 07 Sep 2017 | Youth justice conferencing for youth misuse of fire: a case study of collaboration |
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child-centred, fire |
Presentation-Audio-Video | 02 Aug 2017 | Three Minute Thesis: Kamarah Pooley - Showcase 2017 | child-centred, education, fire | |
Presentation-Slideshow | 07 Jul 2017 | Three Minute Thesis: Youth Justice Conferencing for youth misuse of fire |
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child-centred, fire |