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Emmanuel Adomako Brenyah
SydneyMet College, University of Wollongong, University of Ghana
Research areas: Social Sciences · Health · Intimate Partner and Family Violence · Elder Abuse and Neglect · Sexual Assault and Victimization Studies
Employment
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SydneyMet College Lecturer2024 - 2025
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University of Wollongong Lecturer2023 - 2037
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University of Ghana Graduate Assistant2015 - 2017
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Marie Stopes International Ghana Project Officer (intern)2015 - 2015
Education
- 2021 - 2025
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University of Ghana Master of Philosophy2014 - 2016
Projects & Funding
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Intimate Partner Violence among refugee women in Ghana University of Wollongong2021 - 2025
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Next Generation of Academics in Africa Carnegie Corporation of New York2015 - 2016
Publications (10)
- Towards System Changes: Experiences of General Practitioners and Nurses in Facilitating Appointments and Referrals for Africans from Refugee Backgrounds in Australia Save
- The Model United Nations (MUN) as a simulation tool embedding decolonisation pedagogy in international social work education Save
- Applying Ubuntu principles to decolonise social work research: A mixed method study on intimate partner violence among women in two refugee camps in Ghana Save
- Association between experiences of intimate partner sexual violence and cigarette smoking among women in union in Papua New Guinea: evidence from a nationally representative survey Save
- Coping Strategies Adopted by Migrant Female Head-load Carriers Who Experienced IPV Save
- Living with albinism in an African community: exploring the challenges of persons with albinism in Lilongwe District, Malawi Save
- Supervisory practices and challenges faced by senior high school principals in Greater Monrovia, Liberia: implications for quality education Save
- Sociocultural Implications of Infertility and Challenges in Accessing Assisted Reproductive Technology: Experiences of Couples from Two Health Facilities in Southern Ghana Save
- The relationship between accurate knowledge on HIV/AIDS transmission and adolescent pregnancy in Ghana: A further analyses of the 2017 multiple cluster indicator survey Save
- Suffering in the Hands of a Loved One: The Endemic to Intimate Partner Violence and Consequences on Migrant Female Head-Load Carriers in Ghana Save