Trish Hill

Trish Hill (BA Hons, Murdoch, PhD Economics, UNSW) is a Senior Research Fellow. Her research encompasses feminist economic analyses in the fields of poverty and inequality, informal care across the lifecourse, social inclusion and exclusion, time-use and work-care balance. She was awarded an Australian Government Office for Women Time Use Fellowship (2004-05) to undertake analysis incorporating time use into measures of wellbeing and a British Academy Visiting Fellowship (2007-08) to develop conceptual frameworks for understanding the impact of time use on wellbeing. She has extensive experience in the application of quantitative research techniques to a wide range of ABS household surveys, including socio-demographic mapping techniques, and has undertaken a wide range of research projects funded by the Australian Research Council and commissioned by governments and NGOs. She is currently a Chief Investigator on an Australian Research Council Linkage Grant (2012-2015) entitled Carers and social inclusion: New frameworks, evidence and policy lessons.