Gender Institute Event Series
Extractive Industries and Postcolonial Masculinities
Workshop
This one-day workshop focuses on the changing masculinities in the postcolonial Asia-Pacific, focusing on the extractive industry. In this region, the historical relationships between colonisers and colonised have changed, and new interactions and social connections are occurring between…
Addressing Everyday Gender Violence
In conversation
The ANU Gender Institute and ANCLAS, in collaboration with the Embassy of Argentina, are co-hosting a discussion to mark the International Day for Elimination of Violence against Women, with experts who will look at how gender violence appears in everyday settings and situations, and how to…
Maternal Health: The Hidden Public Health Epidemic
Seminar
The ANU Gender Institute and Maternal Health Matters Inc. invite you to join us online for the first of four seminars that will explore the impact of maternity on women’s wellbeing and the transition to parenting. Australia faces a challenge in achieving high quality maternity care in a safe…
Maternal Health: The Hidden Public Health Epidemic
Webinar
This event is now passed. You can access the recording here. The ANU Gender Institute and Maternal Health Matters Inc. invite you to view the first of a series of seminars that explore the impact of maternity on women’s wellbeing and the transition to parenting. The presenters are…
Building and Recognising Collective Approaches to Gender Equality
Seminar
This series aims to acknowledge the significant collective work that has been undertaken to advance gender equality and diversity, drawing lessons from across the University. Contributions to this in-conversation series will share research and practice to identify the gains that have been made…
New Directions in Memory Studies: MemoryHub@ANU Inaugural Symposium
Symposium
This inaugural symposium of the MemoryHub@ANU brings together researchers working in the dynamic field of memory studies to share their research in an interdisciplinary and international conversation. The event will feature keynote lectures from Professor Jenny Wüstenberg (Nottingham Trent…
Australian Literature in the Shadow of the Colonial Patriarchy
In conversation
The first Keynote in Conversation event for Australian Literature in the Shadow of Colonial Patriarchy: Archival Poetics and Memorywork (24 October) For Indigenous people the "archive" is a critical site of contradiction and double vision, it is both a traumatic space of colonial violence, and a…