Hajer Jemai

Hajer is a final-year PhD candidate in Public Health at the Institute for Health and Sport (IHES). She is a published author with a journal article to her name and has presented at several conferences, including international conferences.

Her research explores the impact of culturally and religiously sensitive maternity care on the mental wellbeing of marginalised women in Australia, sitting at the intersection of public health, mental health, and cultural safety.

Hajer can assist with:

• qualitative research methods and design
• academic writing and research questions
• data entry and data analysis – SPSS
• lived experience approaches in health research
• culturally safe and inclusive research frameworks
• reference management and academic databases
• document and thesis formatting.

Contact details

Hajer is available on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 10am–1.30pm for appointments at Footscray Park Library or online. Book an appointment with Hajer.

The Research Ambassadors provide support via online appointments throughout the year, except on Victorian public holidays or University closures. Bookings are essential.