Posts by Amy Griffiths

NurtureNextGen research was recently represented at the 49th Human Genetics Society of Australasia (HGSA) Annual Scientific Meeting in Christchurch, Aotearoa New Zealand. The conference brought[…]

Towards the end of last year, our team recognised an important gap in the development of our project: we needed more diverse parent voices involved in[…]

Nurture NextGen is shaped by a team of people working across multiple disciplines. In this series, we introduce the people behind the project. This week, we’re introducing[…]

We’re delighted to introduce Dr Julia Dray, a valued member of the NurtureNextGen team whose work brings together research, teaching, and a strong commitment to lived experience-informed design. […]

Nurture NextGen is shaped by a team of people working across multiple disciplines. In this series, we introduce the people behind the project. This week,[…]

The NurtureNextGen project is moving into a new phase focused on translating co-design insights into a working digital support tool for families. This next step centres on[…]

The NurtureNextGen project was recently represented at OzCHI 2025 (Australian Conference on Human-Computer Interaction), Australia’s premier forum on Human-Computer Interaction, held in Sydney from 29 November to 3 December. The event brought together researchers,[…]

The NurtureNextGen project was recently presented at the 48th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Human Genetics Society of Australasia (HGSA), a major conference for clinicians, researchers and[…]

NurtureNextGen co-leads, Dr Erin Turbitt and Lizzie Callinan recently won the UTS Faculty of Health Research Impact and Translation Competition. Their 3-minute pitch made a convincing case for the project’s potential for real-world impact supporting parents[…]

NurtureNextGen is guided by a Consumer Advisory Group made up of ten parents who have direct experience supporting a child with a genetic neurodevelopmental condition. The[…]