Tag Search - 'Awareness'
From Evidence to Action: Aus-InSCI Translation Project Advances SCI Research Translation
Posted on Monday 31st August 2026
At The Hopkins Centre, the Aus-InSCI Translation Project is helping turn research evidence and lived experience into action. The three-year project is translating findings from the Aus-InSCI Community Survey into activities designed to improve clinical practice, strengthen community supports and inform policy and systems.
Read MoreImproving Life After Brain Injury: Hopkins Research in Action for Brain Injury Awareness Week 2026
Posted on Wednesday 29th July 2026
Each year, Brain Injury Awareness Week shines a light on the experiences of people living with brain injury and the challenges they face every day. It is also an opportunity to celebrate the research, innovation and partnerships helping to improve rehabilitation, participation and quality of life.
Read MoreResearch Spotlight - Brain Awareness Week 2026
Posted on Thursday 2nd April 2026
Research Spotlight - Brain Awareness Week 2026
Read MoreHopkins Hour - Technology and co-design with people following acquired brain injury (ABI)
Posted on Wednesday 17th September 2025
Hopkins Hour - Technology and co-design with people following acquired brain injury (ABI)
Read MoreBrain Injury Awareness Week 2025
Posted on Thursday 31st July 2025
Brain Injury Awareness Week 2025
Read MoreBiggest Beanie Brunch for Brain Injury Awareness Week
Posted on Monday 29th July 2024
An event for Brain Injury Awareness Week
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Brain Awareness Week
Posted on Monday 11th March 2024
Brain Awareness Week (11-15 March), initiated by the Brain Foundation, is a time when we encourage you to think more about your brain health and help raise awareness for brain diseases, disorders and injuries, including brain tumours.
Read MoreBrain Injury Awareness Week (BIAW) 2023
Posted on Thursday 17th August 2023
August 21-27, 2023
Read MoreSpinal Cord Injury Awareness Week 2022 - Breanna's Story
Posted on Monday 5th September 2022
Breanna Medcalfe shares her story of having a C1/C2 incomplete spinal cord injury from birth.
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