ANU archaeologist on much-needed support for carer-researchers
When ANU archaeologist Dr Emilie Dotte received a Humanities Travelling Fellowship from the Australian Academy of the Humanities (AAH), she was delighted. She would use the grant to support her field…
Women in international security: Theory and practice
This 10-part seminar series runs over four semesters at the Australian National University (ANU) in 2018-19, and is sponsered by the ANU Gender Institute and the…
Gender equity, diversity, inclusivity challenges and solutions discussed at women in optics luncheon
There was a completely full house at the SPIE Women in Optics and Diversity and Inclusion luncheon at SPIE Astro on Monday, where approximately 80 enthusiastic participants, seated at tables, shared…
Involving men in ending violence against women: The right approach?
#MeToo, White Ribbon, HeforShe – these campaigns are a collaboration by men and women to achieve gender equity and end violence against women. In recent times, they have dominated media headlines.…
Queering Femininity: a look at ANU Sociology graduate Hannah McCann's first book
ANU Sociology graduate Dr Hannah McCann published her first book this year, titled Queering Femininity: Sexuality, Feminism and the Politics of Presentation. The book, published with…
Is there such a thing as transphobia? - gender transitions, feminism, and the new authoritarian backlash
Exciting invitation to HDRs and ECRs – Raewyn Connell masterclass on Thursday 17 May Raewyn Connell is visiting the ANU for an NTEU lunchtime seminar on 18 May and the Gender Institute is inviting…
Homeward Bound empowering women scientists
Watch Homeward Bound - An unforgettable journey of leadership for the women influencing today and tomorrow Professor Susan Scott says the 2018 Homeward Bound Expedition has allowed her to…