ProfessorYin Paradies

As Chair in Race Relations, Professor Paradies conducts research on the
health, social and economic effects of racism as well as anti-racism theory,
policy and practice across diverse settings, including online, in workplaces,
schools, universities, housing, the arts, and health. He also teaches and
undertakes research in Indigenous knowledges and decolonisation. He has
authored 283 publications, including 201 peer-reviewed articles, 28 book
chapters and two monographs. Prof. Paradies has delivered 330 presentations
(89 international; 219 invited presentations), including 49 guest lectures and
32 keynotes. He is an investigator on 20 current, and 58 completed, grants (12
as lead investigator, 12 ARC and 14 NHMRC grants) with a combined worth of $104
million, as well as an invited reviewer for 133 journals. Prof. Paradies has
assessed grants for the Australian National Health and Medical Research
Council, Australian Research Council, New Zealand Health Research Council, the
United States National Science Foundation, New Zealand Marsden Fund Council,
Ontario Research Fund, United States-Israel Binational Science Foundation,
Swiss National Science Foundation and the Austrian Science Fund. He has served
on the editorial boards of Ethnic and Racial Studies, the Australian and New
Zealand Journal of Public Health and Australian Aboriginal Studies. He
currently (co-) supervises 9 PhDs and has supervised 19 PhD students to
completion. As of Oct 2026, Prof. Paradies had 27,866 citations with a Google
h index of 73.