ANU Law researchers and educators have received funding for a research project that aims to reimagine the modern law curriculum with an emphasis on inclusion and diversity
In the year when ‘because, 2020’ became a form of explanation for every new order of woes, we are all no doubt more relieved than usual to be counting down to year’s end!
“To make something like this happen, we couldn't do it without the Gender Institute. It's a really great example of the kinds of work the institute does across the university, participating in these broader public debates about gender and enabling ANU students to be part of it in really meaningful ways.”
Thank you for all your support and engagement with the Gender Institute throughout 2018. So much skill, hard work and passion have gone into the research, workshops, lectures, dialogues and public outreach our Institute has generated this year.
ANU Law School’s Professor Kim Rubenstein has been inducted into the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia (ASSA) for her distinguished contribution to the law and to society.
Farewell to Professor Hyaeweol Choi, Gender Institute Management Committee member and node leader of the Gender and History node, who will become the C. Maxwell and Elizabeth M. Stanley Family and Korea Foundation Chair in Korean studies at the University of Iowa.
Warmest congratulations to ARC future fellow and Gender Institute member, Professor Susan Harris-Rimmer, for being named amonsgt Apolitical's 100 most influential people in gender policy around the world!
