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Binyam Birhane is a PhD candidate at the UTS with over a decade of experience in maternal and child health research. His work uses linked national data to investigate health and developmental inequities among refugee and migrant children in Australia.

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Dr Anna Noonan is a postdoctoral researcher focused on health equity and sexual and reproductive health. She works on the Health in a New Home project, supporting the health and wellbeing of people from refugee backgrounds in Australia.

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Dr Cho Yat Wong is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Public Health at the UTS. His research uses large-scale linked data to examine migrant integration, internal migration and health inequalities, with a particular focus on humanitarian migrants in Australia.

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Dr Peter Lekkas is a social epidemiologist whose work centres on the intersecting role of individual, social, and structural factors in shaping population-levels of health and wellbeing to promote public health action.

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Dr Sheila Ngoc Pham is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at UTS focused on refugee health and a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Laureate Centre for History and Population at UNSW. For more information

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Fantu Aragaw is a PhD candidate in Public Health at UTS, researching cancer screening disparities among migrant and non-migrant populations in Australia using linked population data. Her interests include cancer care and health equity for underserved communities

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Prof. Angela Dawson is a Professor of Public Health at UTS and a Principal Investigator on the Health in a New Home project. Her research focuses on improving maternal and reproductive health outcomes for underserved populations in Australia and globally.

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Temesgen Muche is a PhD candidate in public health at the University of Technology Sydney. His research focuses on individual health assets among refugees resettled in Australia.

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