Publications - Australia

• Books

  1. Robottom, I., Malone, K. and Walker, R. (2000) Case Studies in Environmental Education: Policy and Practice, Geelong: Deakin University Press.
  2. Researching Youth, edited by Julie McLeod and Karen Malone. 2000. Hobart, Tasmania: Australian Clearinghouse for Youth Studies.

  Book Chapters

  1. Malone, K and Walker, R (1999 ) Crafting Counternarratives in Collaboration. An Impressionist Tale about a School and Community in crisis, In Abma, T. (ed) Telling Tales, On narrative and evaluation. In, Robert Stake (series ed.) Advances in Program Evaluation, vol. 6, Greenwich, CT: JAI Press.
  2. Hasluck, L and Malone, K. (1999) Location, Leisure and Lifestyle: Young people's retreat to home environments, In Shehan, C (ed.) Through the Eyes of the Child, Greenwich: JAI Press. pp. 177- 197.
  3. Malone, K. (1996) Let Laverton Creek Live: Finding a sense of community amongst the scotch thistle, In Bishop, M & Gibson, G. (eds.) For a Common Cause: Case Studies of Communities and Environmental Change, Canberra: AGPS Press.
  4. Malone, K. (2000) Critical Environmental education taking on the environmental challenge. In Clover, D. (ed.) Awakening Sleepy Knowledge: Global Environmental Adult Education, New York: Zed Books.
  5. Malone, K. (in press) Braybrook Youth: Aliens in the suburban environment, In Chawla, L (ed.) Growing Up In An Urbanising World, Paris / London: UNESCO Publishing / Earthscan.
  6. "Neighbourhood Quality in Children's Eyes," co-authored with Karen Malone. In Children in the City, edited by Margaret O'Brien & Pia Christensen. London: Falmer Press, forthcoming.

  Refereed Journals

  1. Malone, K (1999) Reclaiming silenced voices through practices of education and environmental popular knowledge production. Canadian Journal of Environmental Education, 4, Summer,pp. 231-242
  2. Malone, K (1999) Growing Up In Cities as a model of participatory planning and 'place-making' with young people, Youth Studies Australia, 18 (2), pp. 17-23.
  3. Malone, K (1999) Environmental education researchers as environmental activists, Environmental Education Research, 5 (2). pp. 163-177
  4. Malone, K and Hasluck, L. (1998) 'Geographies of Exclusion': Young people perception's and use of public space, Family Matters, 49 Autumn, pp. 20-26.
  5. Malone, K. (1998) About the Growing Up in Cities Project, Family Matters, 49 Autumn, pp. 22-23.
  6. Malone, K (1995) Celebrating our subjectivity: research as lived experience, South African Journal of Environmental Education, 14, pp 10-14
  7. Andrew, J. and Malone, K. (1995) The First Ten Years: A Review of the Australian Journal of Environmental Education, Australian Journal of Environmental Education, pp. 131-162.
  8. Malone, K. (1994) Managing to be Green, Australian Journal of Environmental Education, 10.

  Refereed Journals under review

  1. Aliens in the neighbourhood now showing in a public space near you! Invited submission to the special edition 'children and play environments', Urban Geography
  2. Planning with young people because they matter, Australian Planner

  Unrefereed Journals

  1. Malone K and Hasluck, L. (1997/8) Lost In Space, Youth Issues Forum, Summer pp. 7-9.
  2. Malone, K, Hasluck, L. and Beza, B. (1997) Growing up in Braybrook, YACVIC newsletter, November pp. 3-4.

  Commissioned Reports

  1. Growing Up In Cities: A UNESCO-MOST Project, Young People's designs of the Abbotsford Convent, Workshop report commissioned by UNESCO June 1998.
  2. Growing Up In Cities, Australian report, Country report commissioned by UNESCO June, 1998.
  3. Young People's Participation in the Redevelopment Of Skinner's Reserve, Issues Paper No. 1, commissioned by the City of Maribyrnong, July, 1997.
  4. Education and Waterwatch, Discussion paper developed for the Barwon Region Waterwatch Program, March 1996.
  5. Environmental Education Across the Surf Coast Shire. Report developed for the Surf Coast Shire, Torquay Victoria, June 1995.
  6. Surf Coast Land Care Workshop Report. Report on Land Care workshop held by Centre for Studies in Mathematics, Science and Environmental Education, Lorne 18-19 March 1995. (J. Andrew, K. Malone & I. Robottom)
  7. Laverton Park Primary School, In Ian Robottom (ed). Policy, Practice, Professional Development and Participatory Research: Supporting environmental initiatives in Australian schools. An Australian report to the OECD Environment and Schools Initiatives (ENSI) project, October 1993. (K. Malone & I. Robottom)

  Presentations

  • Keynote Addresses
    1. Where do the children play? The tale of a research project spanning twenty-five years. Keynote presentation, PaPER98 conference, 'A celebration of environment-behaviour research' Faculty of Architecture, University of Sydney, December 3-6, 1998.
    2. Planning WITH young people because they MATTER, Alison Burton Memorial Lecture, Royal Australian Planning Institute and the Planning Land Management Department ACT Government, Canberra ACT, September 6, 1998.
    3. Environmental Activism is Environmental Education, Keynote Presentation, Asia South Pacific Bureau of Adult Education-Environmental Education Program workshop ' Breaking Barriers and Strengthening Links between Environmental Education and Action' Centre for Environmental Education, Ahmebadad, India, 18-25 January, 1998.
  • Paper Presentations
    1. Cultural capital or underclass deviants? mapping geographies of Youth in a climate of fear. Invited presentation Representing Youth, mini invitational conference, Deakin Centre for Education and Change, Geelong, September, 1998.
    2. Research, Action, and Urban Environmental Education: The Growing Up in Cities Model, Symposium presentation, North American Association for Environmental Education, 27th Annual Conference, September 4-8, 1998
    3. Why young people matter in social planning: Growing Up in Cities a model of participatory planning with young people, Invited presentation to Community Matters conference, City of Maribyrnong, September, 1998.
    4. Aliens in the Neighbourhood, Invited presentation in the ISIS Primary Care, Men's Health and Research Forum, City of Wyndam, August, 26, 1998.
    5. Place, Culture and Risk: Growing Up In a Wild Zone, IAPS conference 'Shifting Balances', Eindhoven University, The Netherlands 14-17 July, 1998.
    6. Fear, flow and 'geographies of exclusion', Presented at YOUTH98! Young People- Public Spaces, Public Voices, Youth Research Centre, University of Melbourne April 17-19, 1998.
    7. Where do the Children Play?, Annual Conference Australian Association of Research in Education, Brisbane, Queensland, December, 1997.
    8. New Ways of Presenting Case Study Research, Annual Conference Australian Association of Research in Education, Brisbane, Queensland, December, 1997. Walker, R and Malone, K.
    9. Young People's Right to Participate in Planning for their Future, Young People's Creators of their Future conference, Youth Research Centre, University of Melbourne, July, 1997.
    10. Growing Up In Cities: giving young people a voice, Paper presented at the Urban Childhood Conference, University of Trondheim, Norway, June, 1997.
    11. Community Voices: exploring the space between the silences, Paper presentation at the Activism in Hard Times Conference, Centre for Popular Education, UTS, NSW.
    12. (Re)constructing environmental popular knowledge to reclaim silenced voices. Paper presented at the Australian Association for Environmental Education conference, Hobart, January, 1997.
    13. Sharing stories: (re)constructing lived experience as popular knowledge for empowerment, Invited paper presentation at the 9th World Congress on Comparative Education, University of Sydney, July 2-5. The presentation was funded by the International Council of Adult Education (ICAE) Learning Environment Action Program, 1996
    14. Building connections with communities for advocacy and action, Invited paper presentation at the Growing Up In Cities Project workshop, Norwegian Centre for Child Research, University of Trondheim, Norway, June 17 -27, 1996.
    15. Teachers Telling Tales: Case Studies in Environmental Education. Paper presented at research symposium 'Contemporary Approaches to Research in Mathematics, Science, Health and Environmental Education', Centre for Studies in Mathematics, Science and Environmental Education, Deakin University, Burwood, December, 1995. Malone, K, Robottom, I. & Walker, R.
    16. Working with local communities to support environmental change. Invited presentation Worldwide Fund for Nature (WWF) Malaysia, October 24. 1995
    17. New ways of knowing and acting: Research to support environmental change, Invited presentation Centre for Applied Research in Education, University of Norwich, UK, October 20, 1995.
    18. Community based environmental education: New ways of valuing knowledge. Invited presentation to the Victorian Community Education Working Group, Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Victoria, August, 1995.
    19. School and community links: partners in environmental education, Invited key speaker and panel member at the 'Local Action in the Environment' Municipal Conservation Association workshop, Melbourne, March 18, 1995.
    20. Celebrating our subjectivity: Research as lived experience, Paper presented at the Australia Association for Research in Education conference, Newcastle, December, 1994. Awarded an AARE Travel Fellowship.
    21. Celebrating our subjectivity: Feminist participatory research with environmental educators. Paper presented at the Australian Association for Environmental Education conference, Cairns, Queensland, September 1994.
    22. SOS. Where has the E gone? Paper presented at the Australian Association for Environmental Education symposium 'Contemporary issues in environmental education', Cairns, Queensland, September 1994.
    23. Constraints of research in environmental education. Invited presentation and workshop participant at the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Conference 'The Barriers to Teacher Education and Environmental Education' Griffith University, Brisbane, July 1993.
    24. New directions for environmental education in curriculum development. Paper presentation Australian Association for Environmental Education (WA) professional development workshop, Perth Zoo, March, 1993
    25. Teachers concerns when implementing environmental education. Paper presentation Australian Association for Environmental Education Conference, Perth, September, 1992

  Multi Media productions

  1. Growing Up In Cities, Braybrook Australia, 1972-1997. Video produced by K. Malone and L. Hasluck, Learning Resource Centre, Deakin University, Geelong, 1997.
  2. Growing Up In Cities, Australia. Web site.