Tina La

Tina brings an evidence-based analytical approach to her role in advocacy and project delivery of initiatives targeting multicultural health outcomes. With an Honours in Psychology from the ANU, her research degree has equipped her with experience in communicating the cultural, social, and psychological factors impacting health outcomes through written work. During this time, her work bridged empirical insight with a commitment to amplifying marginalised voices, translating research into meaningful social change. From here, Tina has collaborated on papers addressing different marginalised populations, most recently publishing a paper on the importance of diversity initiatives to improve education outcomes. She is committed to improving wellbeing and equity for diverse and underrepresented groups through leveraging her research-informed experience alongside community-led collaboration.