Dr James Page (Jim Page) is an Australian educationist and writer. His writing has received wide recognition: 2024 WAM Award shortlist; 2023 honourable mention by IHRAM, 2022 Fish Memoir Prize honourable mention; 2021 Banjo Paterson Writing Award joint winner; 2021 Newcastle Short Story Competition shortlist; 2021 Fish Memoir Competition longlist; 2020 Grieve Competition shortlist; 2014 Chicago Kellogg-Briand Pact Essay Competition joint winner; 2012 UNAAQ Award for writing in peace education; 2008 recognition by the DG of UNESCO; 2006 NSW IER Award for Research Excellence; 1991 AAS Fellow, for ethnographic research; and 1988 ACE Fellow, for writing in education; and an invited contributor to a number of reference works. Dr Page is an adjunct professor in peace studies with the University of New England, and resides on the Redcliffe Peninsula, in Queensland, Australia. This profile photograph is licensed CC-BY.