Dr Anna Noonan is a regionally-based postdoctoral researcher and emerging leader in using creative and critical feminist methodologies to rethink how we understand and advocate for the health and rights of people structurally excluded from or positioned at a disadvantage within healthcare or other systems of public care and power. With special interest in sexual and reproductive health and bodily autonomy, Anna's research traverses abortion care and accesibility, mental health, end of life and dying, and the health rights of incarcerated and rural people.

Her current work is focused on community collaborative qualitative research that seeks to meaningfully address the heatlh inequities and injustices faced by people from refugee backgrounds in Australia as part of an NHMRC Ideas-funded project, Creating Health in a New Home: https://www.uts.edu.au/about/faculties/health/public-health/research/refugee-and-migrant-health/health-new-home-improving-health-refugees-across-generations