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ADM+S Researchers Speak at 2021 Australian Social Policy Conference
Author Loren Dela Cruz
Date 25 October 2021
Several researchers from the ARC Centre of Excellence for Automated Decision-Making & Society (ADM+S) are slated to present at the 2021 Australian Social Policy Conference (ASPC) being held online over the next two weeks from October 25 to November 5.
The biennial conference, hosted by the UNSW Social Policy Research Centre, is the country’s leading event for the discussion and dissemination of social policy research.
The ASPC provides a forum for leading national and international researchers and analysts from government and community social welfare sectors in Australia and internationally to present their research findings and debate their implications, attracting participants from academia, government and the community social welfare sector internationally.
“This is the first time the conference has featured sessions on the role of digital technology in social policy and service delivery. The centrality of people from the ARC Centre of Excellence for Automated Decision-Making and Society demonstrate how its work is leading these important research agenda, policy developments and public debates,” said ADM+S Chief Investigator Professor Paul Henman who is chairing a number of sessions at the conference.
Conference presentations by ADM+S Centre researchers include:
- Mapping Automated Decision Making in Social Services in Australia
Dr Lyndal Sleep, Brooke Coco & Prof Paul Henman, University of Queensland - Outsourced ADM in disability provisioning: lessons for Australia from the US and the UK
Dr Georgia van Toorn, UNSW Sydney - Encountering the Digital Welfare State: Voices at the interface
Dr Scarlet Wilcock, University of Sydney
with Dr Roba Abbas & Dr Andrew Whelan, University of Wollongong - Equity and Personalisation in the NDIS: ADM Compatible or not?
Prof Terry Carney, University of Sydney - Administrative Justice in a Digital World: Challenges and Solutions
Prof Paul Henman, University of Queensland - Triaged out? People with disability and critical care decisions in the COVID pandemic
Prof Jackie Leach Scully, UNSW Sydney - The participatory dynamic animates the CRPD: Nothing about Us Unless it is Led by Us
Prof Paul Harpur, University of Queensland
For more information relating to the event, please visit the conference website or email ASPC@unsw.edu.au.
