We know what geography is, but what about human geography?
Griffith School of Environment lecturer and Urban Research program researcher Dr Natalie Osborne investigates the links between the person, the society and physical space around us, and how women are often left out of planning. She focuses on social and environmental justice in human settlements and the development of more just, resilient and sustainable futures. And she’s finding there’s more than just history and politics at play when it comes to gender politics in this realm.

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Women travelling alone are a growing demographic,…

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Today we look at how gender plays out in sport, a…

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Imagine for a moment if you will, what the world would look like if all genders were equal. What would that mean for society, for work, and play, and for women’s place in those structures? That’s what this podcast, The Gender Card, is all about.

In this first episode of The Gender Card, we find out why and how women win or lose in big transitional periods, both on a global scale, and in their own personal lives.

And we discover what brought together our esteemed experts Griffith Law School Associate Professor Dr Susan Harris-Rimmer, and Griffith Business School Associate Professor Dr Sara Davies, to start a radical research network for gender equity at university level.

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