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VENUE

Bradley Forum

Level 5, Hawke Building

University of South Australia, City West

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55 North Terrace

Adelaide SA 5000

 

E mail: intersectionsSA2016@gmail.com

SCHEDULE

The full program is now available - you can download a PDF version here.

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We will be providing a copy of the schedule to conference attendees.

MONDAY, SEPT 19th

 

8:30                Registration

 

9:00                Welcome to Country: Stephen Gadlabarti Goldsmith   

                        Followed by welcome address: Cassandra Loeser

                                                                                               

9:15- 10.15    Keynote Address

Michael Flood: How to get a job and change the world: Tips, trials, and confessions in academia and activism

 

10.15-10.30    Morning Tea

 

10:30-12:00   Session 1: Methodologies

  • Petra Mosmann: Reflections on history and intersectionality: Reading Joan W Scott 1986-2016

  • Elizabeth Emery: The voice of the Stitch: Radical crafting as intersectional feminist activism

  • Kathy Radoslovich: Using feminist standpoint theory to de-story the myth of the asexual oldie

 

12.00-1.00     Lunch

 

1.00-2: 30      Session 2: Identities

  • Tiffany Knight: Dropping the mask: negotiating identities through autobiographic performance

  • Kythera Watson: A bit butch, but feminine’: Heterosexuality and Doing ‘Butch’

  • Sera Waters: Women of The Nest

  • Lisa Harper Campbell: Female agency in Jean-Paul Salomé’s ‘Female Agents’

  • Adele Lausberg: Representation: Cross-Party Collaboration in the Australian Federal Parliament

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2.30-3:30      Art presentation + afternoon tea

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3:30- 5.00     Session 3: Sexualities

  • Rowaida Sleem: A mixed methods design: Understanding South Australian post-secondary students’ safer sex decisions and the influence of gender, cultural background and sex education.

  • Colette F Keen: A straight girl walks into a bar

  • Alex Dunkin: The use of limited perspective in Cannibale literature to explore extreme outcomes of homophobia, racism and sexism

  • Jennifer Anne Cox: Intersexuality and the Christian Gospel

TUESDAY, SEPT 20th

 

8:30                Registration

 

9:00                Acknowledgment of country

 

9:15-10:15      Panel Discussion–Masculinities & Health

Michael Flood, Katrina Jaworski, Cassandra Loeser, Quinn Eades, & Kathy Radoslovich

 

10.15-10.30   Morning Tea

 

10:30-12:00  Session 4: Masculinities

  • Kathryn Hummel: বেহায়া | Behaya*: Female Sex/Stories from Bangladesh

  • Andriana Tran: Sexual health in older men: From the perspective of service providers

  • Tiffany De Sousa Machado: First-time expectant fathers’ perceptions, beliefs and knowledge about postnatal depression

 

12:00- 1:00   Lunch

 

1:00-2:30      Session 5: Law

  • Julie-Anne Toohey: IQ Sub-70: female offenders and ex-offenders with an intellectual disability in the criminal justice system

  • Aileen Kennedy: Legal and medical regulation of intersex bodies

  • Brooke Murphy: The untapped potential of fiduciary law to protect against the sexual exploitation of neurodivergent women in medical practice.

 

2:30-2:45       Afternoon Tea

 

2:45-3:45       Session 6: Representation

  • Yusnita Febrianti: Images of women in university advertisements

  • Elena Spasovska: Gendered representations and nationalism within the project  “Skopje 2014”

  • Bronwyn Lovell: Sexism in Science Fiction and Science Fact

 

3:45-4:00      Break

 

4:00- 5:00     Closing Keynote: Katrina Jaworski

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From 5.30pm Post-conference drink at Worldsend Hotel

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