WDPI 2026 in Canada Earlier this month, Professor Sarah Anderson presented at the 7th International Work Disability Prevention and Integration (WDPI) Conference in Vancouver, Canada, on ISCRR’s partnership with the Migrant Workers’ Centre and our joint methodology in capturing the...
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A paper exploring how the design of residential care environments can better support vulnerable young people, and the people who work with them, has recently been published by our ISCRR team. The findings emphasise the importance of creating spaces that...
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At the heart of Australia’s healthcare and social assistance industry is a growing, often invisible workforce: migrant home-care workers. These individuals provide essential support in private residences, yet their own safety and wellbeing are frequently overlooked in broader policy discussions....
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On 1 April, 2026, ISCRR celebrated 17 years of advancing research that makes workplaces safer and supports injured workers in their recovery. Over the past year, our research has continued to tackle the complex and evolving challenges facing workplace safety...
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More than 8 million Australians now access some form of income support, with mental health accounting for around one‑third of claims across major schemes. These insights come from new research on income support and work participation commissioned by the Council...
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Harvard Business School – General Management Program In April, Professor Sarah Anderson completed Harvard Business School’s General Management Program (GMP). At the end of last year, it was announced that she was awarded the Australian Disability Leadership Scholarship which enabled...
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Welcome Back Ashleigh We would like to welcome back Ashleigh Blair, ISCRR Research Support Officer, who recently returned from parental leave. Ashleigh is involved in the implementation and coordination of a range of research and administrative tasks, including data collection,...
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There are a number of international and local conferences on ISCRR’s radar to attend and present at in 2026. Two confirmed presentations include: Professor Sarah Anderson will be speaking at the 7th International Work Disability Prevention and Integration (WDPI) Conference...
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ISCRR has a number of high impact research projects currently underway. Here are a few examples to illustrate some of the key themes of our work for early 2026: An Evaluation of current workplace inspector tools. An Evaluation of the...
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In November 2025, Professor Sarah Anderson gave the keynote speech ‘From Principles to Practice: Embedding Ethical AI in Injury Prevention and Workplace Safety’ at the Australiasian Injury Prevention Network (AIPN)’s Annual General Meeting. In her speech, Professor Anderson discussed the...
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