Larry Stillman is an Adjunct Senior Research Fellow in the Faculty of Information Technology, Monash University and Adjunct Senior Researcher at the Monash University Research Foundation, Prato, Italy.

• Community Informatics and Development Informatics in urban or rural settings in Australia or elsewhere particularly with marginalized and underpresented communities and well as non-profit organisations.
• All forms of critical theory, post-colonial theory (eg subaltern), feminism, disability theory, structuration theory, capability approach, Marxist derivations, and its application to information theory; new critical theories (ontologies, epistemologies) of Information Systems and Information and Knowledge Mangement.
• Tools for change in non-profit organisations.
• Organisational culture.
• Information and Knowledge Mangement.
• Qualitative methodologies, including grounded theory, critical ethnography, story-telling as applied to ICT in society
• Theories of valuing and evaluation as applied to ICTs research.
• How to conduct effective under-resourced research vs. well funded projects!
• Participatory Research particularly community-based research.
• Social Media and advocacy and political campaigning.
• Voices for the Voiceless
• Impacts and Outcomes of community-based ICT initiatives.
• Application of the Monash Information Continuum in new ways.
• Innovation for social good and wellbeing.
• Assyriology

• Community Informatics and Development Informatics in urban or rural settings in Australia or elsewhere particularly with marginalized and underpresented communities and well as non-profit organisations.
• All forms of critical theory, post-colonial theory (eg subaltern), feminism, disability theory, structuration theory, capability approach, Marxist derivations, and its application to information theory; new critical theories (ontologies, epistemologies) of Information Systems and Information and Knowledge Mangement.
• Tools for change in non-profit organisations.
• Organisational culture.
• Information and Knowledge Mangement.
• Qualitative methodologies, including grounded theory, critical ethnography, story-telling as applied to ICT in society
• Theories of valuing and evaluation as applied to ICTs research.
• How to conduct effective under-resourced research vs. well funded projects!
• Participatory Research particularly community-based research.
• Social Media and advocacy and political campaigning.
• Voices for the Voiceless
• Impacts and Outcomes of community-based ICT initiatives.
• Application of the Monash Information Continuum in new ways.
• Innovation for social good and wellbeing.