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Kirk Zwangobani

About

Kirk Zwangobani was born and educated in Canberra, Australia where he now lives and works as an executive teacher. Kirk is an early career researcher who has theorised extensively on the formation of an African Australian identity and belonging, working across a number of fields including postcolonialism, philosophy, cultural studies and education.

In his doctorate research, Kirk undertook a sociological study with intergenerational youth of African heritage in Canberra. He developed a thesis on the dynamics of becoming African Australian. 

In addition to research and professional teaching, Kirk has collaborated and consulted on projects and policy development in the education and community sectors in Canberra. These include student voice initiatives and primary prevention education to address issues around sexuality, gender, and race. Kirk is a member of the ACT Multicultural Youth Affairs Network reference group.

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