Research Fellow in Health Policy, Mitchell Institute for Education and Health Policy, Victoria University
Jora Broerse is a Research Fellow in Health Policy. Her professional passion is to reduce health inequalities and achieve better health outcomes for all through policy change. Jora has a research track record in sociology and public health. She has communicated research results at international academic conferences, as well as peer-reviewed publications and policy reports.
Experience
2021–present
Research fellow, Mitchell Institute for Education and Health Policy
2021–present
Research fellow, Regenerative City Living Lab, Victoria University
2018–2021
Lecturer in sociology and population health, Victoria University
2017–2021
PhD researcher, Victoria University, Institute for Health and Sport
Education
2017
University of Amsterdam, Research Master Social Sciences
2014
University of Amsterdam, Bachelor Sport Management and Business
Publications
2021
Getting Australia's Health on Track 2021, Mitchell Institute
2021
Australia's Health Tracker by Socioeconomic Status 2021, Mitchell Institute
2020
The role of sport in refugee settlement: Definitions, knowledge gaps and future directions., Palgrave Handbook of Globalisation and Sport
2019
Co-ethnic in private, multicultural in public: Group-making practices and normative multiculturalism in a community sports club, Journal of Intercultural Studies
2019
‘How do we put him in the system?’: Client construction at a sport-based migrant settlement service in Melbourne, Australia, Social Inclusion
2019
Diaspora as aesthetic formation: Community sports events and the making of a Somali diaspora, Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies
2019
Sport, refugees, and forced migration: A critical review of the literature, Frontiers
2018
Sport and the politics of belonging: The experiences of Australian and Dutch Somalis, Places of privilege: Interdisciplinary perspectives on identities, change and resistance