Dr Catherine Mackenzie

Excludes commercial-in-confidence projects.

Research since 2008 is shown below. To see earlier years visit ORCID or Scopus

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Highlights

Chapters

Journal Articles

Conferences

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Other outputs

Book Chapters

Mackenzie, C, 2007, 'Guidebook 4: health promotion as a gendering practice', Understanding Health Promotion, Oxford University Press, Melbourne, 2007.

Conferences

Mackenzie, C, Louth, J & Goodwin-Smith, I 2019, [Keynote presentation] The social and economic value of country-based community service organisations, Sustainable Economic Growth for Regional Australia conference, Barooga 20-22 August 2019.

Research reports

Mackenzie, C, Louth, J & Goodwin-Smith, I, 2019, '"It's an important part of keeping small towns alive": The social and economic value of country-based community service organisations', Adelaide, University of South Australia.

Mackenzie, C, Louth, J & Goodwin-Smith, I, 2019, “I feel a sense of belonging here”, An investigation into the experiences of Community Centre users in South Australia, Adelaide, University of South Australia.

Mackenzie, C & McKay, T, 2019, '"I just wanted to keep my boyfriend happy’', Young country women’s perceptions of intimate partner violence', Adelaide, University of South Australia.

Mackenzie, C, 2019, “It’s more about friendship and having fun”: One Culture Football 5s Project Crime Prevention and Community Safety Project Grant Evaluation Report. The Australian Alliance for Social Enterprise. University of South Australia. Adelaide.

Mackenzie, C & Goodwin-Smith, I, 2018. ‘Fast track – a protocol for a seamless service journey: Developing an engagement model to enable person-centred practice in community services’,  Adelaide, Flinders University.

Mackenzie C, 2018. One Culture Football Adelaide Parklands Programs. City of Adelaide Recreation and Sports Grant Evaluation Brief Periodic Report 2018. Adelaide: Flinders University.

Mackenzie, C & Goodwin-Smith, I, 2018. ‘It’s not charity’: A report on an evaluation of the Uniting Country SA Micro Credit Loan Scheme and client outcomes, Adelaide, Flinders University.

Mackenzie, C & Goodwin-Smith, I, 2017. Enabling children to flourish: A report on the implementation of the UCSA Child Aware Approach, Adelaide, Flinders University.

Mackenzie, C, Balaev, M & Goodwin-Smith, I. 2017. Connecting our people: management support in a hub and spoke organisation, Adelaide, Flinders University.

Catherine is a chief investigator on a research partnership called 'Hearing Country Voices' with industry partner Uniting Country SA in Port Pirie. This program of research explores the experiences of people living and working in regional, rural and remote South Australia. Her most recent study investigated young country women's views on and experiences of intimate partner violence. She has also recently explored the economic and social value of non-government community service organisations located in non-metropolitan areas on their regions, beyond the value of the services they provide. 

Catherine has a current research partnership with One Culture Football, which provides inclusive soccer programs to young people (13-25 years) from migrant and refugee backgrounds and to people 6 to 65 living with a disability. Catherine's research with One Culture Football provides an evidence base to support their programs, which aim to create positive engagement and personal development opportunities and to foster community connections.