Research Networks
Research Networks
At ADI, our research networks break through disciplinary, methodological, and geographical barriers, fostering collaborations across faculties, institutions, and international borders. Through our dynamic internal and public-facing programs, ADI effectively amplifies its expertise, reaching and engaging targeted audiences worldwide.
Addressing Violent Extremism and Radicalisation to Terrorism (AVERT) Research Network
The Addressing Violent Extremism and Radicalisation to Terrorism (AVERT) Research Network is a leading multidisciplinary, multi-institutional research network based in Melbourne, Australia. Supported by Deakin University’s Alfred Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation (ADI), AVERT conducts comprehensive research on terrorism, radicalisation, and violent extremism. Our network includes highly engaged and critically informed social science, humanities, and multidisciplinary research academics from various universities and research institutions. We are dedicated to conducting meaningful, evidence-based research for the public good.
Middle East Studies Forum (MESF) Research Network
The Middle East Studies Forum (MESF) at Deakin University’s Alfred Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation (ADI) is a premier centre for Middle East scholarship. MESF hosts world-class projects and research in Middle East and Central Asian studies and languages, making it a leading authority in the field.
Science and Society Network (SSN) Research Network
The Deakin Science and Society Network (SSN) is dedicated to fostering science-literate social research and promoting socially-engaged science that drives real-world impact. The network’s mission is to serve as a catalyst for interdisciplinary collaboration at Deakin University, bringing together experts from diverse fields to address complex societal challenges.
Justice, Young People and Community (JYC) Research Network
The Justice, Young People and Community network is an applied research initiative dedicated to exploring the social, cultural, and psychological needs and experiences of young people who have contact with the justice system. This community-facing initiative aims to better understand and address the contemporary drivers of justice involvement and identify strength-based solutions, particularly for culturally and linguistically diverse communities.
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