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Research & Policy Submissions

MCM undertakes purposeful advocacy at all levels – government, private sector and community. We work closely with the sector to advocate for positive social change.

You can read our policy and research submissions below.


There are 40 documents available to download

  • Using telehealth for people at the end of life with chronic illness in Australia

    Research Document
    July 2024

    PDF | 162 KB

    With increasing demands on palliative care services, and a growing ageing population, the demands of people with advanced chronic disease will require innovative methods towards the best use of healthcare resources.

    Authors

    Margaret O’Connor, Tim Moore, Yaping Zhong, (2024) doi:10.12968/ijpn.2024.30.7.398.

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  • Nuance in the numbers - challenging assumptions, bringing context into view

    Policy Submission
    June 2024

    PDF | 795.6 KB

    As the nation continues to grapple with the enormity of family and domestic violence, it is crucial that all jurisdictions develop a more detailed and nuanced understanding of this challenge.

    Authors

    Centre for Innovative Justice - RMIT, Centre for Family Research & Evaluation - Drummond Street, MCM, Youthlaw

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  • Pave the Way

    Policy Submission
    February 2024

    PDF | 1.5 MB

    Pave the Way: Investing in the Safety and Futures of the Next Generation. Strong Foundations Submission 2024.

    Authors

    MCM, Berry Street Y-Change, Youth Affairs Council Victoria, RMIT University, Centre for Innovative Justice

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  • Submission National Housing and Homelessness Plan 2023

    Policy Submission
    November 2023

    PDF | 2.6 MB

    MCM and MCM Housing welcome the opportunity to contribute to the development of the 10-year National Housing and Homelessness Plan (the Plan) and recognise the enormous opportunity it provides to achieve the changes needed to end homelessness and enshrine access to housing as a human right in Australia.

    Authors

    Shorna Moore and Douschka Dobson

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  • Missing Figures Report: The hidden role of domestic and family violence in youth suicide

    Research Document
    March 2023

    PDF | 786.5 KB

    In Australia the national youth suicide statistics are alarming. Suicide accounts for 38 per cent of the deaths among young people aged 15-24 years old. Understanding the factors that contribute to an increased risk of youth suicide is complex. In particular, examinations of the role of childhood experiences of (domestic and family violence) DFV as a lethality indicator remain scarce. Seeking to further current understandings of the role of DFV in youth suicide, this report presents the findings from a review of the current state of knowledge in Australia and internationally on the intersection between children and young people’s experiences of DFV, and their risk of youth suicide.

    Authors

    Silke Meyer, Maria Atienzar-Prieto, Kate Fitz-Gibbon and Shorna Moore

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