GRANTS, FELLOWSHIPS AND AWARDS

  • ARC Linkage Project Grant, 2024-2027
    Australian Research Council (ARC)
    PETERIE, Michelle, Alex BROOM, Greg MARSTON, Anne HOLLONDS, and Peter MARES. ‘The Forgotten Children, Ten Years On’
    Partner Organisation: Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC)
    About the Award

  • Robinson Fellowship, 2023-2026
    The University of Sydney
    PETERIE, Michelle
    About the Award

  • ARC Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (DECRA) Fellowship, 2023-2026
    Australian Research Council (ARC)
    PETERIE, Michelle. ‘Child Wellbeing in the Context of Parental Detention’
    About the Award

  • Research Collaboration Award, 2022
    University of Sydney Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
    Sydney Centre for Healthy Societies - KENNY, Katherine, Alex BROOM, Nadine EHLERS, Michelle PETERIE, Leah WILLIAMS VEAZEY, Stephanie RAYMOND and Imogen HARPER

  • Mayer Journal Prize for the Best Article Published in the Australian Journal of Political Science, 2022
    Australian Political Studies Association (annual award)
    MENDES, Philip, Steven ROCHE, Greg MARTIN, Shelley BIELEFELD, Michelle PETERIE, Zoe STAINES and Louise HUMPAGE. ‘Is Conditional Welfare an Effective Means for Reducing Alcohol and Drug Abuse? An Exploration of Compulsory Income Management Across Four Australian Trial Sites’, Australian Journal of Political Science. Volume 56, Issue 2. Pp. 153-170. DOI: 10.1080/10361146.2021.1884646
    About the Award

  • School of Social and Political Sciences Small Grant, 2022
    The University of Sydney
    PETERIE, Michelle and Alex BROOM. ‘The Welfare of Carers’

  • Vice Chancellor’s Research Fellowship, 2020
    The University of Wollongong
    PETERIE, Michelle. ‘Bureaucratic Violence and the Weaponisation of Emotion’
    About the Fellowship

  • Best Presentation by an Early Career Researcher Award, 2019 - Honourable Mention
    Australian Social Policy Conference
    PETERIE, Michelle. ‘“Human Becomings” in Neoliberal Welfare Policy: Representations of Childhood in Australian and New Zealand Discourses Regarding Compulsory Income Management’

  • Most Read Article in The Conversation by a University of Queensland Researcher, August 2019
    The Conversation
    MARSTON, Greg, Gaby RAMIA, Michelle PETERIE and Roger PATULNY. ‘These “Job Snob” Claims Don’t Match the Evidence’. The Conversation

  • School of Social Sciences Small Research Grant, 2019
    University of Queensland
    PETERIE, Michelle. ‘Inside Australia’s Immigration Detention Facilities: A Follow-Up Study’

  • Journal of Sociology Best Paper Award, 2017-2018
    Journal of Sociology (biennial award, selected from an open field of 97 articles)
    PETERIE, Michelle. 'Docility and Desert: Government Discourses of Compassion in Australia’s Asylum Seeker Debate'. Journal of Sociology. Volume 53, Issue 2. Pp. 351-366. DOI: 10.1177/1440783317690926
    About the Award

  • Asia Pacific Viewpoint Top 20 Article, 2017-2018
    Asia Pacific Viewpoint (biennial award)
    NEIL, David and Michelle PETERIE. 'Grey Networks: The Contradictory Dimensions of Australia’s Immigration Detention System'Asia Pacific Viewpoint. Volume 59, Issue 1. Pp. 132-144. DOI: 10.1111/apv.12183

  • Sydney Policy Lab Collaborative Projects Grant, 2017
    The University of Sydney
    RAMIA, Gaby and Michelle PETERIE. 'Improving the Employment Outcomes of Youth Through Sport and Social Engagement: Utilising Social Networks in Employment Services'. 

  • Australian Postgraduate Award (APA) / Australian Government Research Training Program (RTP) Scholarship, 2014-2017
    The University of Sydney
    PETERIE, Michelle

  • Postgraduate Research Support Scheme Higher Degree Research Travel Grant, 2015
    The University of Sydney
    PETERIE, Michelle

Michelle Peterie (centre), with Journal of Sociology Editors in Chief Kate Huppatz and Steve Matthewman.

Michelle Peterie receiving the Journal of Sociology Best Paper Award 2017-2018

Michelle Peterie receiving the Journal of Sociology Best Paper Award 2017-2018