Ph.D. candidate at @uniofadelaide, researching the emotional impact of military service on Australian marriages during World War II.
Adelaide, South Australia
Joined March 2018
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I am so delighted that my paper was commended. Thank you again to the @LilithJournal Collective for organising the conference, and congratulations to the prize winners, and to all the presenters. The panels were fantastic and insightful and you should all be proud! #Lilith2021
Highly Commended Papers in the HDR Paper Prize are by @Emma_G_Carson and @ChessieBaldwin #Lilith2021
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Loneliness is a common emotion in letters written by Australian service personnel and their loved ones. @Emma_G_Carson @UniofAdelaide theconversation.com/it-was-l…
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‘My daughter was there, she got it, she's 9.’ As Australia inches closer to Referendum Day, Rove explains why our First Nations People should be given a Voice to Parliament.
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The Australian Women's History Network joins @AustHistAssoc, @ANZAMEMS, and @HumanitiesAU to express dismay at the proposed cuts and redundancies impacting researchers in humanities and social sciences at the Australian Catholic University.
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ALT On behalf of the Australian Women’s History Network (AWHN) we write to express our dismay at the proposed cuts and redundancies impacting researchers in the humanities and social sciences at the Australian Catholic University. The AWHN promotes research and writing in the fields of gender and women’s history and is affiliated with the International Federation for Research in Women’s History. The AWHN counts among its members ACU historians and our State Convenor for Victoria is among those impacted by the proposal. Earlier this year, ACU hosted our network’s annual symposium as a stream within the Australian Historical Association’s 50th anniversary conference. Later this month, ACU's Gender and Women's History Research Centre will host and co-sponsor a symposium organised by the AWHN's journal, Lilith: A Feminist History Journal. The ACU proposal offers no clear sense of commitment on the part of ACU to ongoing engagement with gender history and women's history.
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And not just no confidence in the institution but in the vocation. you can’t rely on a career here so you’ll need a plan B, even when you’re very senior. And that means you refigure your relationship to academic work, to students, universities, research.
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🚨SYMPOSIUM REGO NOW OPEN🚨 ‘Gender and Joy in History’ will be held at ACU Fitzroy on 27-28 September in hybrid format, with an optional dinner. Keep an eye out for forthcoming program & keynote info! Please register by 11 September. Get excited!
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Mis- and disinformation about the Voice are rife.
It can manipulate people’s understanding, and possibly distort the result.
💬 So, @gabrielle_j_a (@UNSW) + colleagues (@UniofAdelaide + @CurtinUni) answer key questions on the Voice here. ⬇️
#auspol bit.ly/469Vkhc
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Our extended CFP for the ‘Gender and Joy’ symposium closes in one week!
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🚨CFP **DEADLINE EXTENDED**🚨Submissions for our 2023 symposium 'Gender and Joy' have been extended by two weeks. Lilith calls for scholars to consider how women, feminists & gender diverse people have found joy, resilience, inspiration & love in the past. Abstracts due 29 May!
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Just a reminder that our CFP for the 2023 symposium on ‘Gender and Joy’ closes in a little over two weeks!
A limited number of postgraduate and ECR bursaries are available to assist with in-person attendance.
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🚨CALL FOR REVIEWER: Cassandra Pybus's 'Truganini: Journey Through the Apocalypse'🚨
We're looking for a scholar to contribute a review of 'Truganini: Journey Through the Apocalypse' in our 2023 issue - submit an EOI to [email protected] if you are interested!
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Building on the JOY that Trove has been saved, don’t forget to be thinking about Gender and Joy for the upcoming Lilith symposium!!
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With @GenderANU, I'm organising a HDR & ECR focused interdisciplinary symposium on coercive control - pondering the place of concepts of control, coercion & power dynamics more broadly in society & culture. If you have a paper proposal or a question, email or DM me! @ANU_Research
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The symposium will be held in hybrid format at the ACU Melbourne campus across the 27th & 28th of September 2023. We will have limited number of travel bursaries available for postgrads/ECR attending in person. All papers & inquiries are to be directed to [email protected]
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🚨CALL FOR PAPERS🚨We now invite proposals for our 2023 symposium 'Gender and Joy in History'. Lilith calls for scholars to consider how women, feminists & gender diverse people have found joy, strength, resilience, inspiration, love & happiness in the past. Abstracts due May 15!
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Look what just landed downunder! Get your loneliness on!
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Trove offers Australians from all walks of life the opportunity to explore their personal and family history as well as delve deeply into Australian history. This petition calls on the Government to commit to fully funding Trove.
Please sign and share. change.org/p/fully-fund-trov…
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Help save the precious resource that is Trove by signing this Federal Parliamentary petition: aph.gov.au/e-petitions/petit…
- it closes on 22 February 2023. Note – for your signature to count, you will also need to sign the confirmation email, received after signing. #savetrove
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Our call for new collective members will close on Monday the 20th of Feb!! If you’re interested in joining us, get in touch before then! ✨
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What did it mean to do feminism in 2022? In our most recent issue, we asked nine feminist researchers to reflect on their work in relation to this question. They offered a variety of responses that exemplify the richness of feminist scholarship in Australia.
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We're looking for new collective members! We invite any postgrad or ECRs with an interest in women's, feminist, or gender history to apply - submit an EOI with your CV to [email protected]
#twitterstorians #gendhist #postgrad #ecr #Ozhist #phdchat #womenshist
