The Working for Women Research Partnership is led by Professor Rae Cooper AO and Professor Elizabeth Hill at the University of Sydney’s Australian Centre for Gender Equality and Inclusion @ Work, Professor Nareen Young at the UTS Centre for Indigenous People and Work / Jumbunna Institute and Associate Professor Brendan Churchill at the University of Melbourne.
In addition, the partnership brings together a national consortium of 23 academics across 9 universities.
Consortia Lead: The University of Sydney
- Professor Rae Cooper AO FASSA (Lead)
- Professor Elizabeth Hill (Lead)
- Associate Professor Meraiah Foley
- Dr Natalie Galea
- Dr Laura Good
- Professor Dimitria Groutsis
- Associate Professor Myra Hamilton
- Associate Professor Josh Healy
- Dr Suneha Seetahul
- Dr Leah Williams Veazey
- Professor Helen Watt
Consortia Partners
- Professor Nareen Young (Lead)
- Professor Jane O’Leary
- Mr Joshua Gilbert
- Associate Professor Brendan Churchill (Lead)
- Dr Elisabetta Crovara
- Professor Leah Ruppanner
- Professor Marie Segrave
- Dr Megan Sharp
- Dr Shih Joo Tan
Additional academic members
- Professor Alison Preston – University of Western Australia
- Professor Lyndall Strazdins – Australian National University
- Professor Meg Smith – Western Sydney University
- Associate Professor Natasha Cortis – UNSW Sydney
- Emeritus Professor Sara Charlesworth – Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
- Emeritus Professor Siobhan Austen – Curtin University
- A/Prof Tania King – Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology