Our 3rd Annual QTRG Conference, entitled Queer Voice and Absence, will be held on 28 and 29 September 2023.
For more information and to submit your abstract, visit: https://t.co/qab2XaSfhd 🏳️🌈
Really looking forward to #QTRG22 this week, held both on campus at Macquarie University and online via Zoom. We’ve just released our final program, which features so many incredible researchers! Register to attend (registrations are free):
https://t.co/khBmAW43q1
✨️ Big thanks to Georgina Aiuto for calling out the framing of "Women in STEM" programs as spaces of supprt for gender diverse people: seeing gender inclusion as women-inclusion marginalises the needs of gender diverse folk and nonbinary people in particular #HERDSA2022
#HERDSA2022 keynote audience Q: another audience member calls out the previous question that it is a micro-aggression. A form of institutionalized racism & offensive. She asks us - what are we doing to educate ourselves?
I agree with that comment 👏👏👏 - I feel like Indigenous leaders in HE owe us nothing. We need to do the work and put in the effort and not just expect Indigenous folks in uni to service us. It was @SarahLambertOz and @johannafunk1 that helped me understand that #HERDSA2022
Take your lunch break with us this Friday at Ubar from 12-2pm! Drop by if you can, we're keen to meet you, to hear how you're going and chat about what we do. Academic Senators @EFJacko (HDR) and @FaiziAfridi (Intl) will join too! RSVP: https://t.co/k4hRUEiCqD
Thrilled to be presenting this research on HDR COVID-19 support initiatives, from our 2021 national survey on HDR students’ well-being during the pandemic.
https://t.co/iRad2jhDRq
Congrats A/Prof Kay Bussey, Emma Jackson & Veronica Sheanoda publishing, 'I Can Construct it in My Own Way': A Critical Qualitative Examination of Gender Self-Categorisation Processes' in the Psychology of Women Quarterly journal.
https://t.co/jrFUGSlGMt
https://t.co/QZ1LjxFwCX
I am very grateful to the participants, my coauthors @veronicashenoda, and my dear colleagues who helped form me as a researcher capable of writing this piece
The paper I see as the heart of my thesis is now live! It has it all - thoughtful participant reflections, a process diagram, connections to Judith Butler AND Social Cognitive Theory
https://t.co/ewk0eedt3n
Shoutout to my coauthor @veronicashenoda!
"I can construct it my own way" investigates factors that influence our gender self-categorisations
Spoilers: knowledge about gender, a sense of self, personal attributes, and other people's perceptions are all important to enable gender self-categorisation
People on the asexuality spectrum belong at Pride—not as allies, but as full participants.
Sadly, as a researcher I’ve found that ace folks sometimes feel unwelcome at Pride.
But queerness includes asexuality. Pride is for ace spectrum folks too.
If your response to someone disclosing they are non-binary is to ridicule them by saying that everyone feels that way, you might want to have a think about your own relationship to the gender binary.
Congrats to A/Prof Kay Bussey and CEH PhD Candidate Nora Trompeter (and colleagues), on the publication of their article in the Journal of Eating Disorders.
If you're interested in reading more about this important research, please go to:
https://t.co/P5HT43dTu1
@PsyMQ