Farsi, Tamil, Burmese or Karen speakers wanted for PhD study

Natasha Davidson

Natasha Davidson is a PhD student with the Global and Women's Health unit at the School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine. Her project is exploring the sexual and reproductive health service access and use by women from refugee-like backgrounds. The next phase of the project will involve interviewing women from refugee backgrounds. 

Natasha is looking for fluent Farsi, Tamil, Burmese or Karen speakers to provide 15-20 hours of interview interpretation for her project exploring the sexual and reproductive health service access by women from refugee backgrounds. Given the sensitive nature of the project, female interpreters would be strongly preferred. Please contact natasha.davidson@monash.edu if you have the skills and interest. All contact details below.