Gender Institute Event Series
HERE WE ARE! A Gender Institute Celebration of Women and the Arts
Celebration
The Gender Institute is delighted to announce our end-of-year celebration event. At the end of 2020 with all its challenges, the ANU Gender Institute will celebrate still standing strong with a panel of our grant recipients discussing their work as and about creative women in the arts. Tying in…
Posing problems without shackling up: Prospects for a Sino-Russian alliance and implications for Asia-Pacific security
Webinar
Is China forming a balancing coalition against the United States, in particular with Russia? The most recent scholarship does not address China’s balancing strategy because it focuses on explaining secondary states’ response to China’s rise. Work in the realist tradition does predict China will…
Valuing and resourcing mother-to-mother support and breastfeeding counselling across countries
Webinar
Audio Recording - Part I | Audio Recording - Part II This webinar will highlight the uniquely valuable and innovative contributions of women’s groups to protecting promoting and supporting breastfeeding, including through mother to mother support and ‘breastfeeding counselling’, but…
What’s so special about Asian security? Dealing with economics and institutions
Webinar
Are the security landscape and dynamics in Asia significantly different compared to those in other world regions? Is there anything ‘special’ about Asian security that necessitates alterations or additions to the theories, concepts or methods of standard international relations or security studies…
Redefining understandings of security and the WPS agenda: crises, climate and pandemics: Webinar 3
Webinar
*Note that time listed is in AEDT* Redefining understandings of security and the WPS agenda: crises, climate and pandemics. 2020 marks the 20th anniversary of UN Security Council resolution (UNSCR) 1325 on women, peace and security (WPS), and the anticipated announcement of the Australian…
Seeking Elizabeth Sims: Gender, opportunity and risk in an emigration story
Webinar
For women of the vulnerable ‘middling sort’ in nineteenth-century England and Australia, family was the first defence against destitution or ruin. But the net of family could prove fragile indeed, leaving them to navigate dangerous waters of emigration, male support, and a chancy…
Imperfect Bodies of Research - Seminar series update
Seminar
Female-Identifying Researcher at ANU? Interested in building your creativity, communication & confidence? Want to look at your research from a new perspective? The ANU Gender Institute, the ANU Medical School and the ANU School of Art and Design present Imperfect Bodies of…