Dr Dominic Andrae
Dr Dominic Andrae is a part-time Research Fellow working with Tracey McIntosh (Director) on her research programme. Dominic’s role is to conduct research in the area of incarceration, gang membership and gang whānau and to develop new and appropriate methodologies in working with vulnerable groups: generating new knowledge, outputs and research opportunities (funding, support and collaborations).
Dr Dominic Andrae is currently a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow working with Tracey McIntosh (Director) on her research programme. Dominic’s role is to conduct research in the area of incarceration, gang membership and gang whānau and to develop new and appropriate methodologies in working with vulnerable groups: generating new knowledge, outputs and research opportunities (funding, support and collaborations). Dominic holds a PhD in Sociology and a MA in Anthropology. His research has focused on working with marginalised communities and their interaction with the judicial system in New Zealand. He recently worked with Aboriginal communities in Alice Springs. Dominic was supervised by Tracey for his PhD, and was a Journal and Publications Coordinator for AlterNative and MAI Journal at NPM.