Gender Research Network
We bring together researchers across the Curtin campuses working as gender researchers and on gender research related projects as well as those interested in learning about gender research. The GRN will have appropriate representation that includes (as far as is possible): gender diversity; cultural and background diversity; campus, school and discipline mix.
Membership
Key people
Gender Research Champions
Connecting with the community
The Gender Research Network runs regular events, sharing current gender research being undertaken within Curtin University and externally. We are always looking for gender researchers to collaborate with. If you are interested in running a seminar or event through the GRN, or would like to request a recording of a previous seminar, please contact genderresearchnetwork@curtin.edu.au
You can keep up to date by following us on Twitter and LinkedIn.
Upcoming events
GRN Intersectionality Reading Group
Date: Monthly
Curtin GRN Roundtable: The Future of Gender Research
Don’t miss the opportunity to connect with GRN members and learn more about their work.
Past events
Shattering silences and stigmas: Investigating the voices shaping sexuality education and gender-based violence prevention
Presented by Giselle Woodley, Janelle Rabe and Rochelle Banks.
Gender Diversity and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals: International Evidence
Presented by: Dr Nigar Sultana
Making Change possible: Gender Transformative Leadership in Action
Presented by Dr Myriam Blin
Visions of Desirable Futures (AI)
Presented with CCAT (ACAT Seminar Series) by Ms Kai-Ti Kao
Translating research into policy
Presented by Dr Zoe Bradfield
The personal and professional experiences of female principals of Catholic Education Western Australia composite and secondary school
Presented by Dr Maria Outtrim
The Unfinished Business of Reproductive Justice: Histories and Futures of Abortion in the Age of Decriminalisation
Presented by Dr Catherine Kevin.
Legacy, Letters, and Lunacy: Dickensian Afterlives Reimagined
Presented by Dr Kathryne Ford.
Gender inclusive practices and work-life balance in Australian universities
Presented by Associate Professor Myra Hamilton
Understanding conspiritual radicalisation and militant wellness movements
Presented by Dr Vivian Gerrand.
The Curriculum Queering Community of Practice
Presented by Dr Bri McKenzie.
Señorita, Girl, Woman: Visualising Radicalism and Respectability in Interwar Spain
Presented by: TBA
Open Access, Gender and Diversity
Presented by Dr Katie Wilson.
A Conversation on Emotional Silence
Presented by: TBA
Career Break Management
Presented by Prof Helen Hodgson.
Iain McCalman and Andrea Gaynor
Presented by Dr Samantha Owen.
Including trans and gender diverse experiences
Presented by Prof Braden Hill, Dr Fiona Navin and Mr Stevie Lane.
Gender Through the Ages
Presented by Dr Joanne McEwan.
Mauritius: A Gendered Landscape
Presented by Dr Myriam Blin.
Capitalising on Board Gender Diversity
Presented by: TBA
Understanding Gender Diversity
Presented by Mx Misty Farquhar OAM .
Sex worker activism in Australia
Presented by Mx Lena van Hale.
Don’t Worry, Darling: What do women want after #MeToo?
Presented by Dr Rosemary Overell.
Social Problems and Family Economics: Recalcitrant Poverty and New Household Economics in Context
Presented by Dr Miriam Bankovsky.