Presenters and Abstracts

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Rick Sarre:

'Social Innovation, Law and Justice'

 

Paul Pholeros: 

'Housing for Health: thoughts and directions after 20 years'

 

Greg Selinger:

'Challenging old ideas: Manotiba's partnered approach to social policy and governance'

 

Andrew Beer, Mike Lennon, Selina Tually, Debbie Faulkner:

'Innovation in Housing for Persons with a Disability. A Return to the Past or the Development of Enhanced Housing Models?'

Andrew Beer, Debbie Faulkner, Rob Hankins:

'The Future and History of Social Innovation in Housing for Older South Australians'

Phillipa Duigan & Susanne Koen:

'Forging brighter futures: innovative approaches to improving prospects for at risk young people'

Margot Foster:

'Insights about innovation – Learning from the Department of Education and Children’s Services Learning to Learn Programme'

Helen McLaren:

'Sowing the seeds of innovation: exploring strategies for sustaining the spread of innovative approaches in child and family work'

Katherine Hodgetts, Janette Hancock and Barbara Comber:

'Innovating in a back-to-basics educational milieu'

Patrick Lees:

'Identity and education: the nature of dynamic social systems'

Mark Henley:

'Success in Social Innovation in South Australia – What has happened? What has worked?'

Michele Slatter:

'Social landlords and social innovation: what’s in a name?'

Brendan Moran:

'Building on an NGO foundation for Social Housing in South Australia'

Tony O’Malley:

'Transaction costs and the governance of social innovation'

 

Brian Samuels:

'Living in a State of Denial: South Australia’s Love-Hate Relationships with its Past'

Stan Salagaras & Kelvin Trimper:

'Educational Services: A Key Element in the Creation of Successful Communities'

Tim Zak:

‘The History of US Social Innovation and Implications for Developed Economies’

 

Deborah Keighley-James:

'Research for Innovation, implications for the social sciences?'

 

Kimberley Kammerman & Tina Groznik:

'Oxygen, a breath of fresh air in the SA pulic sector'

 

Stephen Lawrence:

'Creating an Effective Environment for Social Innovation in Australia'

 

Margaret Anderson and Mandy Paul:

'Seeking SA's History of Social Innovation'

 

Graham Francis:

'Children's Centre for Early Childhood Development and Parenting'

 

Irina Ferouleva and Vic Korobacz:

'Innovations in SA Higher Education Profile' 

 

Leigh Burrows and Lana Dubrowsky:

'Recreating the circle of wellbeing in schools for children in foster care with complex learning and emotional needs - a partnership approach'

 

Jane Andrew:

'Fostering the Development of Creative Economies: the role of creative capital and social capital in regional innovation systems'

 

Susan Gravier:

'Health Literacy and the Health Literacy Alliance of SA' 

 

Robert Adams, Catherine Hill, Nigel Stocks, Bastian Seidel, David Wilson:

'Health literacy as a tool for social inclusion in South Australia:Examples from research in health'

 

Alison MacKinnon:

'To be able to see a future: hope and the utopian imagination of marginalized youth'

 

Fran Baum:

'Social determinants of health & well being: the role of social
inclusion initiatives'

 

David Baker:

'The Role of Innovation in Aboriginal Heritage Management'

 

Denise Wood:

'Re-engaging undergraduates through 3D Virtual Worlds: Innovation or Reinventing the Traditional?'

 

Collette Snowden:

'Making space for non-conformity, eccentricity and iconoclasm: a challenge for social innovation'

 

Gail Fairlamb:

'A-Teams: Young people generating innovation' 

 

Brenda Kuhr:

'The Foundational Purpose of Adelaide Thinkers in Residence is Systematic Innovation'

 

Ian Marsh:

'Innovation and Public Policy'

 

Gerry Bloustein and Adrian Shepherd:

'Social Innovation at the grassroots'