The following grants have been awarded by the Gender Institute in 2012

Grant Round 1, 2012:

• Richard Eves, Lecture: Sorcery: A Reality Beyond Rational Logic. 6 June 2013.
• Dirk Van Rooy, Seminar: An in-depth analysis of organizational identification of female ECR academics at the ANU. 8 October 2013.
• Katherine Lepani, Lecture: From Ritual Sex to Sexual Individuality: Tradition and Modernity in Sambia Sexual Culture. Wednesday 11 July 2012. Report
• Rosanne Kennedy, Lecture: Femonationalism and Islamophobia - their political and symbolic economy. 31 July 2012. Masterclass: FEMONATIONALISM: Gendered Migrations and Gendered Integration. 2 August 2012 | Report
• Pamela Roberts, Workshop: Academic Women’s Writing Workshop 2012. 3-7 December 2012. Report
• Debjani Ganguly, Lecture: Touching, Unbelonging and the Absence of Affect. 26 June 2012.
• Kate Harriden, Workshop: Gender and Water. 16 November 2012. 
• Kim Rubenstein, Workshop: Engendering Governance Workshop. 6-8 August 2012.
• Julie Smith, Workshop: From rights to reality: Protecting breastfeeding in workplaces and childcare. 9 May 2013. Report
• Amanda Barnard, Workshop: International and cross discipline perspectives – education about violence against women. 6 September 2012. 

Grant Round 2, 2012:

• Marian Sawer, Lecture: Feminist Scholarship and the Public Realm, 1970-2012. 13 December 2012.
• Anna Reader, Lecture: The Clare Burton Memorial Lecture 2012 - For Love... 27 November 2012.
• Rosanne Kennedy, Signature Event: ‘Let’s Get Loud!’- Gender, Politics, ACTION. 22 April 2013. Report
• Marian Sawer, Masterclass: Theorising states and political institutions: gender, race and nation. 15 May 2013. 
• Katarzyna Williams, Workshop: The power of gender and ethnic boundaries: Examining the representation of migrant women's experiences of Australia in literature and art. 19 April 2013. Report
• Patrick Kilby, Lecture: Two steps forward one back, or the reverse: feminism in a fierce new century? 27 November 2012.
• Catherine Bishop, Conference: Women without Men: Spinsters, widows and deserted wives in the nineteenth century and beyond. 10 May 2013.
• Beth Beckmann, Resilience of Women Research Students (RoWRS) program. March-May 2013.
• Peter Brown, Lecture: Women and Politics in France, 8 October 2014 and Seminar by Armelle Le Bras-Chopard, 9 October 2014.
• Zazie Bowen, Lecture: The Topography of the Female Self in Indian Therapeutic Cults. 17 July 2013. 
• Lindell Bromham, Research Project: Network for Women in Biology. July 2013.