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C2C: What feminism’s got to do with dance
by Tamara Borovica
Twitter: @Blackie_in_Ozz
As a PhD candidate researching gender and the body, I find the key […]

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C2C: Social media and gender identity work
by Josie Anne Reade
Twitter: @JosieAnneReade
As a PhD candidate researching gender and the body, I […]

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C2C: My current research is my teaching and my teaching is my current research
by  Dr Zoe Charalambous
My attendance at the […]

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C2C: Connections and new directions
by  Nicole Christen
Attending the Gender and Education Conference will benefit my academic development by adding to […]

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C2C: On teaching, research, and activism
by  Briony O’Keeffe
Attendance at the GEA conference will offer me the opportunity to gain exposure to a broad […]

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C2C: My first GEA conference
by Dr Jessica Gagnon
The first GEA conference I attended was in Melbourne in December 2014. It was my first […]