Mr Elvis Munyoka

School of Social Work and Social Care

College of Education, Behavioural and Social Sciences

Mr Elvis Munyoka is an interdisciplinary researcher, academic and devoted community development practictioner.

Year	Citation
2024	Munyoka, E., Goel, K., Soong, H., & Radford, D. (2024). Barriers encountered by African refugee youth as they integrate into the Australian labour-market: a systematic review. Australasian Review of African Studies, 45(1), 78-112. DOI
2023	Munyoka, E. (2023). Identity documents, employment and livelihoods of refugees in South Africa. Australasian Review of African Studies, 44(1), 38-63. DOI

Year	Citation
2025	Munyoka, E., Soong, H., Goel, K., & Radford, D. (2025). The importance of belonging through the lens of intersectionality: Perspectives from students of African humanitarian-background. In M. Y. Ahn, E. Venn, & T. Lowe (Eds.), Source details - Title: Student Belonging in Higher Education Perspectives and Practice (pp. 290-303). US: Taylor and Francis. DOI Scopus2
2024	Goel, K., Tarique, M., Anand, M., & Munyoka, E. (2024). Homelessness in India: a state legislative and civil society perspective. In C. Bevan (Ed.), Source details - Title: The Routledge Handbook of Global Perspectives on Homelessness, Law & Policy (pp. 430-447). UK: Routledge. DOI
2024	Munyoka, E., & Goel, K. (2024). Beyond humanitarianism's universal norms: Rethinking white supremacy in developmental work and humanitarian aid. In Handbook of Critical Whiteness Deconstructing Dominant Discourses Across Disciplines (Vol. 2, pp. 1151-1169). Springer Nature Singapore. DOI
2023	Munyoka, E., & Goel, K. (2023). Beyond humanitarianism's universal norms: rethinking white supremacy in developmental work and humanitarian aid. In J. Ravulo (Ed.), Source details - Title: Handbook of Critical Whiteness (pp. 1-19). Singapore: Springer Singapore. DOI
2023	Munyoka, E. (2023). Decolonial and postcolonial feminisms: raising African women's voices. In M. C. C. Musingafi, & C. Hungwe (Eds.), Source details - Title: Women Empowerment and the Feminist Agenda in Africa (pp. 259-274). US: IGI Global. DOI

Email: elvis.munyoka@adelaide.edu.au

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