With the university continuing remote work in Spring session, this informal event hopes to foster a sense of research community and encourage UOW scholars of all levels and disciplines to share the projects they are currently working on. We invite short presentations on any working ideas and research relating to feminist-informed theories, practice and/or case studies. We especially invite our new colleagues from the former Social Sciences and Business faculties who are now affiliated with the FRN through ASSH and BAL.

Presenters are also encouraged to attend our virtual Writing Retreat in October to write-up their working projects. For more info, see: https://frnwritingretreat.eventbrite.com.au/

PROGRAM

Session 1

Dr. Anthony McKnight – “May we decolonise and reculturalise the academic landscape through Mother Earth, Father Sky, Grandmother Moon and Grandfather Sun”

Jet Hunt – “Other Words Are Possible: Exploring organisational practices amongst Innovative Justice Practitioners”

Session 2

Dr. Stacy Carter – “Feminist Empirical Ethics and the Routledge Handbook on Feminist Approaches to Bioethics”

Jade Parker – “Exploring LGBTQIA+ community’s relationships with intimate partner violence service provision in the Illawarra”

Session 3

Dr. Annie Werner – “Queer death, vulnerability and rage: Renegade cancer stories, chronopolitics, and the thick time of living in prognosis”

Kaitlyn Poole – “Popular Literature as a System of Legal Knowledge and Identity in Youth Legal Activists”

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Each session will be followed by informal Q&A, audience discussion and a short break.