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My Research Supervision

• PhD Joint Supervisor with Heikki Ikaheimo and Sally Robinson for Paul Tomaszewski, ‘Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Complexities of the complaint process for people with disabilities and their paid supports’, UNSW Scientia PhD Scholarship
• PhD Joint Supervisor with Mark Harris and Catherine Spooner for Kathryn Thorburn, UNSW Scientia PhD Scholarship
• PhD Co-Supervisor with Katherine Boydell and Angela Dew for Diane Macdonald, Through my eyes: Photovoice, identity, inclusion and women with disability
• PhD Joint Supervisor with Charlotte Smedley and Ayxem Eli for Ayah Wehbe, ‘Identity and Belonging of Muslim Women with Disabilities’, UNSW Scientia PhD Scholarship
• PhD Joint Supervisor with Julian Trollor for��'Access to mental health care: the double disadvantage of intellectual disability and gender'
• PhD Co-supervisor with Anne Graham and Sally Robinson for Danielle Notara 'The ethics of participation for young people with cognitive disability'
• PhD Joint Supervisor with Kelley Johnson and Louisa Smith for����Exploring lifelong learning experiences for adults with intellectual disabilities- focussing on the barriers to, and successes in, accessing adult learning'

Completed

• PhD Joint Supervisor with Julian Trollor for����'Information about mental health for people with intellectual disability: impact on equality'
• PhD Joint supervisor with Kelley Johnson for����'Friend or worker? A qualitative transnational approach to understanding relationships between support workers and people with intellectual disabilities utilising individualised funding’
• PhD Joint Supervisor with Ilan Katz for����'Disability, Income Security and Social Protection: Understanding the Experiences of Visually Impaired Street Musicians in the Bangkok Metropolitan Region'
• PhD Joint Supervisor with Julian Trollor for����'The delivery of accessible mental health services to people with intellectual disability: a workforce perspective'
• PhD Joint Supervisor for Emma Partridge ‘Understanding the use of evidence in Indigenous policy’
• PhD Co-Adviser for��, University of Illinois, Disability Studies, ‘Disability Rights, Employment and Workfare: people with disabilities in liberal welfare states’

My Teaching

HDR Supervision. Professor Karen Fisher is keen to supervise higher degree research students and visiting scholars in the organisation of social services with an interest in Australia and China, including disability and mental health services and community care; inclusive evaluation methodology; and social policy process.

• PhD Joint Supervisor for 'Access to mental health care: the double disadvantage of intellectual disability and gender'
• PhD Joint Supervisor for 'Information about mental health for people with intellectual disability:impact on equality'
• PhD Co-supervisor for Danielle Notara 'The ethics of participation for young people with cognitive disability'
• PhD Joint supervisor for 'Friend or worker? A qualitative transnational approach to understanding relationships between support workers and people with intellectual disabilities utilising individualised funding’
• PhD Joint Supervisor for 'Disability, Income Security and Social Protection: Understanding the Experiences of Visually Impaired Street Musicians in the Bangkok Metropolitan Region'
• PhD Joint Supervisor for 'The delivery of accessible mental health services to people with intellectual disability: a workforce perspective'
• PhD Joint Supervisor for��Exploring lifelong learning experiences for adults with intellectual disabilities- focussing on the barriers to, and successes in, accessing adult learning'

Completions:

• PhD Joint Supervisor for Emma Partridge ‘Understanding the use of evidence in Indigenous policy’
• PhD Co-Adviser for , University of Illinois, Disability Studies, ‘Disability Rights, Employment and Workfare: people with disabilities in liberal welfare states’