News: The Fay Gale Centre for Research on Gender
Making a Difference: Gender Analysis and the South Australian Budget
The University of Adelaide’s Fay Gale Centre for Research on Gender recently hosted a workshop, "Making a Difference: Gender Analysis and the South Australian Budget".
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2020 Fay Gale Lecturer Professor Maggie Walter
The Academy’s 2020 Fay Gale Lecturer Professor Maggie Walter FASSA is a Palawa woman from Lutruwita, Tasmania. She is a founding member of the Maiam nayri Wingara Indigenous Data Sovereignty Collective and the Global Indigenous Data Alliance.
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Book launch: Erica Millar
The Fay Gale Centre for Research on Gender invites you to attend the launch of Happy Abortions: Our Bodies in the Era of Choice by Dr Erica Millar, to be launched by Associate Professor Barbara Baird.
Julia Gillard talks research with the Fay Gale Centre
In July, members of the Fay Gale Centre met with Julia Gillard to discuss the centre’s research on gender and leadership. This included research on women and leadership (the double bind); the failure of the pipeline metaphor of ‘more women’; new female only appointments in STEM; collective action for women in the workforce and cross-cultural comparisons of women in political life.
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Annual Fay Gale Lecture: Presenting Professor Genevieve Bell
The Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia, in conjunction with The University of Adelaide’s Fay Gale Centre, was pleased to present the Academy’s 2018 Fay Gale Lecture: Decolonising Artificial Intelligence, presented by Professor Genevieve Bell.
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Congratulations to Dr Georgina Drew
Dr Georgina Drew has been awarded an Academic Women’s Research Excellence Award (WREA) in recognition of her research excellence.
Anthropocene Campus Melbourne 2018 (ACM18)
Building on the success of other campuses in Berlin, Philadelphia and elsewhere, Deakin University in Melbourne staged an Anthropocene Campus in September 2018. I am grateful to have been part of this event.
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Congratulations to Professor Chris Beasley!
Professor Chris Beasley has been listed as the leading Australian researcher in the field of Feminism and Women’s Studies in today’s Australian glossy magazine on Research (see p. 36), it has also been officially announced that she (and Professor Martha Augoustinos) have been elected as fellows of the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia.
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The Academic Women's forum & Fay Gale Centre Barbara Kidman Session
The Academic Women’s Forum (AWF), in conjunction with the Fay Gale Centre (FGC) will be holding an information session about the Barbara Kidman Fellowship scheme. Prior recipients of the fellowship, Dr Clare Hume (School of Public Health) and Dr Zoe Doubleday (School of Biological Sciences), will be speaking.
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THE SA POSTGRADUATE AND ECR GENDER, SEX, AND SEXUALITIES CONFERENCE
The fifth annual South Australian Postgraduate and Early Career Researcher gender, sex, and sexualities conference, Space and Place: Conceptions of movement, belonging and boundaries, was hosted by the Fay Gale Centre at the University of Adelaide on September 19-20
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