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Welcome to CAEPR
WELCOME to the new look CAEPR website! We hope that you'll find the new layout intuitive to search and navigate.The CAEPR site offers a number of new features, including email notification when we publish new research, RSS feeds, networking linkages, and a host of under-the-hood features to make the site faster, better able to handle multimedia, and able to anticipate future demands. We’re still uploading new content and functionality, and so apologise for any small inconvenience you may initially encounter.
Announcements
CAEPR Web Survey 2009
Please help us to improve the CAEPR website We are conducting an online survey concerning your views on the website to assist us in future planning. Please take a few minutes to fill out the survey.
The survey is divided into two parts, and asks a series of 16 short questions about you the user and your use of the CAEPR website. It will take three to five minutes to complete.
The survey runs from 01 December 2009 to 28 February 2010.
Homelands/Outstations Forum presents Communiqué to Prime Minister
On 27 and 28 October 2009 the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia (ASSA) and the Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research (CAEPR) hosted a forum on homelands/outstations and similar small remote Aboriginal communities across Australia. This national forum brought together experts from peak Aboriginal organisations and homeland resource agencies, along with leading education and medical researchers and social scientists. At the conclusion of the Forum, a Communiqué on homelands and outstations policy was drafted to present to to The Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd.
Recent Posts
CDEP: Closing the gap or creating a crisis? by Inge Kral with Damian Mclean and Harvey Murray
National Indigenous Times, 26 November 26, 2009.
After the NT intervention: violence up, malnutrition up, truancy up by Jon Altman
Crikey, 9 November 2009.
