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Completed grants

Finding peace of mind: Navigating the marketplace of mental health apps


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University of Sydney, Charles Perkins Centre

Grant round: 2016

Amount: $59,842.30

Accessing Subscription Video on Demand: A study of disability and streaming television in Australia

Curtin University

Grant round: 2015

Grant: $26,200

Going Online on Behalf of Others - an investigation of ‘proxy’ internet consumers

Monash University

Grant round: 2015

Grant: $14,572

“Can I download a car?”: Emerging consumer issues for online access, communication and sharing of 3D printer files

Department of Media and Communications, the University of Melbourne

Grant round: 2015

Grant: $49,267

Affordable Access

Media Access Australia (MAA)

Grant round: 2015

Grant: $55,706

Our Phones, Our Rights: Translated and community-appropriate telecommunications resources for remote indigenous communities

Queensland Remote Aboriginal Media (QRAM)

Grant round: 2015

Grant: $49,600

Improving the Communication of Privacy Information for Consumers

The Communications Law Centre, UTS

Grant round: 2015

Grant: $30,522

Investigating competition in the mobile phone marketplace

Australian National University: School of Accounting and Business Information Systems

Project title: Competition and comparability in the consumer mobile telecommunications sector

Grant round: 2014

Grant: $30,806

Empowering women to end digital abuse

Women's Legal Services NSW

Project title: Technology-facilitated stalking and abuse

Grant round: 2014

Grant: $54,123.40

Using radio to reach Indigenous consumers

Queensland Remote Aboriginal Media

Project title: Yarning and Learning: Communication use and issues in remote Indigenous communities

Grant round: 2014

Grant: $42,100

Assisted Access: Developing a model for fair and secure access to telecommunications customer service for Deafblind Australians

Able Australia

Grant round: 2014

What standards? The need for evidence-based Auslan translation standards and production guidelines

Northern Melbourne Institute of TAFE

Grant round: 2013