This article aims to increase understanding of nightlife health and the potential for nurses to reduce some of the negative health consequences associated with nightlife activity.
Her research focuses on intimate and gendered histories of the contact zone in new world settler-colonial societies, incorporating transnational perspectives. Currently involved in a cross-cultural collaborative project with Indigenous communities in Australia and the United States, as well as a longitudinal intergenerational study with the Ngukurr community of South East Arnhem Land, her research pursues decolonising methodologies through a partnership approach to ethnography.
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