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Biography

Jemma is a social worker with front-line experience in Juvenile Justice, Child Protection, and Intensive Family Support. Her teaching experience centres around interpersonal skills, professional development for social work practice, and developmental approaches to eco-social justice. Jemma’s research interests include social stigma, marginalised mothering identities, child protection, and mental health.

Teaching

Current JCU Research Students
Understanding the Mental Health and Well-being Issues Faced by Indian Diaspora Women in Queensland
Doctor of Philosophy (Society and Culture)
Navigating Stepmotherhood and Biological Motherhood: A Feminist Standpoint Analysis of Lived Experiences and Relational Dynamics in Blended Families
Doctor of Philosophy (Society and Culture)
Completed Honours and External Research Students
The Lived Experiences of Youth-Workers: Understanding Service-Delivery Practices Within Queensland Non-Government Residential Youth Care Organisations
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Activities

Education

Output

Hamley, Jemma (2022) Beyond teenage motherhood: navigating life stages and issues of identity into a. [Thesis] [DOI] ...
Other Publication Open Access ResearchOnline@JCU
Hamley, Jemma (2025) 'Reflections of former teenage mothers: Multigenerational and enduring layers o. Aotearoa New Zealand social work, 37 (3):75-87. [DOI] ...
Journal Publication Open Access ResearchOnline@JCU
Wales, Kassandra; Zuchowski, Ines; Hamley, Jemma (2025) 'The Lived Experiences of Youth-Workers: Und. Social Sciences, 14 (9). [DOI] ...
Journal Publication Open Access ResearchOnline@JCU
Hamley, Jemma (2025) 'Former Teenage Mothers: Challenging “Your Life Is Over” Discourse and Showcasi. Australian Social Work, . [DOI] ...
Journal Publication Open Access ResearchOnline@JCU
Hamley, Jemma (2025) 'When the kids of teen mums go to school, both mum and child can cop stigma' The Conversation, 15 September 2025 . [DOI] ...
Journal Contribution ResearchOnline@JCU