Gender Institute
As part of UN Women Australia’s annual winter campaign, Young UN Women Australia Canberra is hosting the Women on the frontline afternoon tea on 26 May at the Yarralumla Yacht Club.
Dr Catherine Bishop, School of History, ANU, winner of the 2012 ANU Gender Institute PhD Thesis Prize for Excellence in Gender Research. Part of the School of History seminar series.
New Gender Institute seminar series focused on bringing together researchers on the gender gap in academic career progression, or who look at issues such as equitable promotion policies, implicit bias, or structural disadvantage.
Human Rights Arts and Film Festival is on tour and will be on Canberra June 3-5.
CEDA's popular Women in Leadership forum series, returning to Canberra.
Celebrate young women’s leadership with the launch of She Leads - a gender responsive Diploma of Management course for young women.
Upcoming conference at Nottingham University, UK, exploring gender issues through a responsible business lens.
The Australian Women’s History Network Symposium this year will focus on ‘Women in Motion’, in association with the Australian Historical Association (AHA) conference theme of ‘Mobilities and Mobilisations’, and with the support of the Institute for Social Transformation Research at the University of Wollongong. They invite paper and panel proposals which consider the theme of ‘mobility’ from a gendered perspective.
This public lecture examines issues of the female self, language and performance in therapeutic cults in India.
This conference will provide an interdisciplinary platform for scholars and NGO representatives who work in the areas of childhood and education in South Asia.
This conference will focus on how to make lasting changes for women in policing, emergency services and the community.
This two day interdisciplinary conference will interrogate the idea of romantic love as a radical political, social and cultural ideal. Deadline for abstracts: 8 March 2013
This conference will explore the contours of Queer Studies as a transnational enterprise that engages issues of economic, political, cultural and linguistic difference in concert with critical reflections on the rapidly changing forms of sexual and gender difference across the planet.
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