Research focus:
Health and social outcomes of urban greening; more-than-human theories; social practices; urban human-nature relationships; health and everyday routines
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Cecily Maller is a Vice-Chancellor’s Senior Research Fellow in RMIT’s Centre for Urban Research in Melbourne. As co-leader of the Beyond Behaviour Change Research Program she researches human-environment interactions, focusing on health and sustainability. From 2008 she has held three research fellowships, including a 5 year Research Practice Fellowship funded by VicHealth. Her VicHealth Fellowship investigated the planned, emerging and accidental health outcomes of Selandra Rise, a demonstration residential housing development in Melbourne’s south east growth corridor.
Cecily has published applied and theoretically informed applied work on health and sustainability, including the internationally renowned ‘Healthy Parks, Healthy People’ report (Parks Victoria 2002, 2008) and her most recent book, Healthy Urban Environments: More-than-human Theories (Routledge, 2018). She has conducted research with a range of government and industry partners since 1999, and is currently a chief investigator for the Clean Air and Urban Landscapes Hub funded by the Australian Government (under the National Environmental Science Programme, (2015-2020)). Cecily has Bachelor of Science in Environmental Studies and a PhD in Health Promotion.
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