Dr. Marg Camilleri
Associate Professor, Criminology and Criminal Justice
Campus
Biography
During her career, Marg has worked in a range of justice related positions in community, government and academia. Her work including policy development, research, community consultation and program evaluations is focused on:
- family violence and sexual assault,
- young people and the justice system,
- justice responses to people with disabilities,
- access to justice for people residing in rural and regional areas.
Marg has participated in consultations regarding a range of law and procedural reform areas including Sexual Assault, Family Violence and the Financial Assistance Scheme for victims of crime.
Marg’s membership of international, national, State advisory groups and regional partnerships focus on access to justice (defendants and victims), gendered violence, and young people.
- Youth Justice Innovation Partnership – Grampians region
- Validity Foundation's Expert Panel on Access to Justice working to support eight EU countries, develop resources for judges and other legal actors;
- National Project Advisory Group for Our Watch and Women with Disabilities Victoria, to inform and guide the work to stop violence against women and girls with disabilities. https://www.ourwatch.org.au/change-the-story/changing-the-landscape
- Disability reference group Court Services Victoria
- The Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Committee- Beyond Doubt: the experience of people with disabilities reporting crime. https://www.humanrights.vic.gov.au/resources/beyond-doubt-the-experiences-of-people-with-disabilities-reporting-crime-jul-2014/
Further information can also be found at: https://federation.edu.au/institutes-and-schools/ieac/staff-profiles/staf-profiles/dr-margaret-camilleri
- Publications
Examining the impact of a health justice partnership service on the health and wellbeing of regional young people
- Journals
- DOI reference: 10.22605/RRH8984
Insight from Women on the Lived Experience of Their Partners' Referrals to Men's Behavior Change Programs
- Journals
- DOI reference: 10.1177/10778012251338487
Transforming for Change: The Potential of Clemente in Prisons as a Factor for Desistance
- Book Chapters
- DOI reference: 10.1007/978-3-031-97525-7_4