CALD Special Interest Group

The MACH Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) Engagement Special Interest Group (SIG) brings together researchers, clinicians and industry partners from diverse disciplines who share a common interest in research that is inclusive of culturally and linguistically diverse communities to improve health equity in Australia and beyond.
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Chair

Dr Humaira Maheen

University of Melbourne- Melbourne School of Population and Global Health

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Dr Josefine Antoniades

National Ageing Research Institute

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MACH SUPPORT

Dr Gaya St George

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The CALD Engagement SIG creates an opportunity for a thriving network where researchers, clinicians, academics, and healthcare workers can collaborate to propel CALD research to new heights. CALD engagement is explored from multiple perspectives, fostering collaboration and exchange of knowledge through webinars, discussions, and peer-to-peer learning to address current pressing challenges and build capability in the workforce.

More CALD specific resources can be accessed here.

Name: Affiliations: Bio:
Dr Humaira Maheen University of Melbourne- Melbourne School of Population and Global Health BIO
Dr Josefine Antoniades National Ageing Research Institute BIO
Chethana Mudunna Student Representative BIO
Dr Gaya St George Melbourne Academic Centre for Health BIO

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