Rate My Professor Janine Joyce

Her research centers on ecosystem resilience, climate justice, transformative responses to global environmental change, transdisciplinary participatory projects that build and maintain community adaptive capacity amid stressors like climate change, and the prioritization of Indigenous knowledge systems. Notable publications include McKenzie et al., 'Eastern Australian Farmers Managing and Thinking Differently: Innovative Adaptation Cycles' (Environmental Management, 2024); Kemp et al., 'Consideration of First Nations’ cultural values in mine site rehabilitation by environmental professionals' (Environmental Challenges, 2023); Joyce and Forsyth, 'It’s a matter of trust: Ngāi Tahu democratic processes and Māori Pākehā research partnership' (International Journal of Qualitative Methods, 2022); Joyce, 'Ashram pilgrimage and yogic peace education curriculum development: an autoethnographic study' (Journal of Peace Education, 2020); and Joyce and Llewellyn, 'Implementing the principles of kotahitanga/unity and manaakitanga/hospitality in community peace activism: An experiment in peace building' (Interface: a journal for and about social movements, 2017). She received the Commonwealth Scholarship from the Indian Council for Cultural Relations from 2012 to 2014. Professor Joyce serves as Chair of the Editorial Board for Australian Social Work.