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DESCRIPTION:Community service organisations generate a wealth of publicly a
 vailable documents that offer researchers invaluable insights often absent
  from academic literature. These documents provide crucial data on service
  utilisation patterns\, organisational challenges and opportunities\, and 
 a rich understanding of how organisations organise and conceptualise their
  work. Despite their potential\, these resources are frequently overlooked
  in traditional evidence synthesis methods such as systematic reviews. The
  Law and Justice Foundation of NSW's report\, 'Natural Disaster Related Le
 gal Need in Australia: State of the Evidence\,' demonstrates the power of 
 incorporating such documents into evidence synthesis. As part of a larger 
 evidence gathering process\, this report included systematic retrieval and
  analysis of annual reports from all Australian community legal centres\, 
 legal aid commissions\, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander legal ce
 ntres since the 2019-2020 financial year. Relevant parliamentary inquiries
  and Royal Commissions were also identified\, and submissions made by lega
 l assistance providers and other related community service organisations w
 ere also considered.  By comprehensively reviewing materials from legal as
 sistance providers—including submissions to Royal Commissions and parliam
 entary inquiries\, annual reports\, and major organisational publications
 —the report generated critical insights about the scale and scope of lega
 l needs following natural disasters in Australia. Most data included in th
 e report had not been incorporated in any previous report on this topic. T
 his presentation explores the advantages and challenges of integrating org
 anisational documents into secondary data analysis and evidence synthesis.
  The retrieval of these documents provided important service utilisation d
 ata for some legal assistance providers that had not been included in othe
 r reports and identified barriers and challenges to service provision that
  are essential for understanding how to best meet natural disaster related
  legal need. We argue that this approach can significantly enhance our und
 erstanding of complex social issues and service delivery landscapes\, whil
 e acknowledging the methodological considerations researchers must navigat
 e when working with these non-traditional data sources.
DTSTAMP:20261007T033502Z
LOCATION:Sutherland Room
SUMMARY:Untapped Resources: Leveraging Submissions and Public Reports in So
 cial Research - Emily Kothe
URL:https://conferences.acspri.org.au/2024/talk/7T77VV/
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