Sabine Baker
@DrSabineBaker
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Researcher | Psychologist | Mum passionate about supporting families. Focus on food security, parenting, child development, trauma, self-regulation, co-design
Brisbane
Joined February 2020
📢New paper: Review of food insecurity screening tools, experiences of screening and key implementation factors. We provide recommendations for tool selection and best practice screening. #mdpinutrients via @Nutrients_MDPI
@DanielleGalle15 @MandyTay14
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RT @drkatherinekent: 💡New insights from The #Tasmania Project 🍞Food insecurity forces tough choices during #CostOfLivingCrisis 💸People sacr…
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RT @DanielleGalle15: Super excited for @jeffreyso_apd his work is so important and illuminating the experiences of #fathers who are grappli…
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#Upcomingwebinar #ISBNPA SIG Children and Families Join Professor @ChristinaAVogel and Dr. Rebecca Linberg in a thought-provoking webinar on food insecurity among children and families. 📆 Nov 30 ⏰ 21:00 UTC More information and registration 👇
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RT @C4CNR: #Equitablenutrition for every child! As @AntiPovertyWeek comes to an end, 1 in 4 Australian families continue to experience food…
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RT @BlueKnotOrg: Today is #BlueKnotDay. Join us as we wear a blue knot in support of more than 5 million Australian adults who have experie…
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RT @ej_australia: A fair social security system is fundamental to addressing poverty. It provides a safety net to keep a person (& their ki…
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Brilliant thread summarising all the reasons why we should have a UBI. With Foodbank Australia’s data on the huge increase in food insecurity just released, what are we waiting for?
I've been researching the idea of Unconditional Basic Income since 2013. Here's a list of findings I've compiled from various UBI experiments, unconditional cash transfer studies, and cash dividend research. The data speaks for itself. Data: #basicincome
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RT @C4CNR: Food insecurity a 'hidden problem in Australia', experts say | ABC News via @YouTube @DanielleGalle15
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RT @AntiPovertyWeek: The cost of our basic needs – food and shelter is now the most common cause of #foodinsecurity in Australia - read @Fo…
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RT @lifecourseAust: Understanding the Feelings of Poverty: Shame, Anger, and Hope @RStambe @cameronparsell @UQ_News
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RT @DivnaHaslam: Quality parenting support reduces violence toward children and improves child outcome but a new study found only 26% of go…
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RT @Brooke__McKenna: Childhood #trauma can have an #intergenerational impact, but not always. Some children are biologically more susceptib…
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RT @scottsantens: And the evidence for #BasicIncome just keeps on piling up as the many pilot projects around the country release their rep…
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RT @aifs_gov_au: ‘We have the potential to reduce emotional abuse in children if we invest in prevention and early intervention.’ – Dr @Div…
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RT @MandyTa98111528: Wonderful and insightful work by @swrightpedersen and coauthors. Children's perspectives can add so much to food and n…
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RT @foodies_field: On the latest #podcast episode @SueKleve from @MonashNutrition explains everything household #FoodSecurity and the succe…
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It’s a wrap- thanks #ASPC2023 for a great conference. Inspiring speakers, stimulating discussions, a lolly bar and lucky door prizes! Standout were the contributions from lived experience experts throughout. Now back to work, because if we change nothing, nothing changes.
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Fabulous #ASPC2023 presentation that made me think about the researcher role. We often talk about amplifying the voices of lived experience experts, but perhaps we need to be thinking how we can create space or facilitate 'meaningful listening' in government.
Molly Saunders presenting with @LauraKDavy on the early stages of their project looking at how young adults with disability and young adult carers experience being 'listened to' by institutions and organisations #ASPC2023
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