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Naomi’s research focuses on the role of design in strengthening community resilience for sustainable futures, where design is examined as a change agent in the arena of disaster risk and adaptive capacity in a changing climate.  Naomi has a strong commitment to the development of socially and environmentally responsible design practice working on collaborative projects with community, industry partners, regional councils, and not for profit groups. Specifically, she has extensive experience across stakeholder relations, co-design processes, and best practice processes on multi-actor teams.

ANU Affiliations:

  • School of Art and Design (SOAD)
  • ANU Institute for Climate, Energy, and Disaster Solutions (ICEDS)
  • ANU Network for Early Career Academics (NECTAR) 

Qualifications

Doctor of Philosophy (Griffith), Master of Design Futures (Hons) (Griffith), Bachelor of Applied Science, Built Environment (Int. Design) (QUT)

Research Interests

Design for Community Resilience, Urban and Regional Resilience, Co-Design/Participatory Design, Design for Disaster Risk Reduction, Design for Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation, Design Futures, Sustainable Design, Socially and Environmentally Responsible Design, Spatial Design, Socio-Spatial Inclusion.

Education/Academic qualification

Doctor of Philosophy, "The role of design in strengthening communities of resilience towards sustainable futures", Griffith University Queensland

Award Date: 21 Dec 2021

Master of Design Futures (with Class 1 Honours), Dissertation "Space, place and design for the displaced", Griffith University Queensland

Award Date: 14 Dec 2012

Master of Design Futures, Griffith University Queensland

Award Date: 17 Dec 2011

Bachelor of Applied Science, Built Environment (Int.Des.), Queensland University of Technology

Award Date: 29 Mar 1990

External Scholarly Memberships and Affiliations

Member Design Institute of Australia (DIA)

Member Design Research Society (DRS)

Lifetime Member Golden Key International Honour Society

Research student supervision

  • Registered to supervise

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