Feminist Sociologist at Western Sydney University. Research areas: genders, sexualities, cigarettes, visual methods, qualitative research, and women’s health.

Sydney, New South Wales
Joined July 2019
Our latest paper on research priorities and barriers in #endometriosis out now. Priorities: ▶️ non-invasive diagnosis ▶️ non-hormonal treatments ▶️ causes and prevention Barriers: ◀️ time commitments ◀️ travel ◀️ fertility concerns mdpi.com/1648-9144/59/9/1655
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A really thoughtful study about health messages. Responses to e-cigarette health messages among young adult sexual mino... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
So thrilled to have worked with the wonderful Dr Carla Pascoe-Leahy on this paper, “Visibilising Care in the Academy: (Re)Performing Academic Mothering in the Transformative Moment of COVID‐19” @C_PascoeLeahy onlinelibrary.wiley.com/shar…
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For any @westernsydneyu students: A/Prof @EmileeGilbert7 and I are running a paid summer scholarship on the role of diagnosis and support in the mental health and wellbeing of people with endometriosis Check it out here careerhub.westernsydney.edu.…
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Have you experienced sexual harassment in the workplace? For the first time in Australia, we are asking migrant and refugee women about their experiences to understand the systems that need to change so everyone can be safe at work. Scan the QR code to share your experiences.
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Emilee Gilbert retweeted
Victim survivors across Australia are working their guts out to change systems and create a safer future. They are more than just their stories - they are the change we've been waiting for. primer.com.au/victim-survivo…
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Emilee Gilbert retweeted
Register now for our first Menstrual Cycle Research Network (MCRN) Webinar in September: Knowledge gains for pelvic pains – exploring the role of pain education for people with persistent pelvic pain, presented by the fabulous PhD Candidate @millie_mardon. uws.zoom.us/webinar/register…
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Delighted to be part of the discussion on The Quicky about menstrual leave.
Should we follow the lead of some other countries and grant women menstrual leave? Dr Sonia Davison from @JeanHailes & @EmileeGilbert7 from @westernsydneyu break down whether it's needed & economically feasible mamamia.com.au/podcasts/the-…
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Enormous congratulations to my wonderful PhD candidate @Alina_Ewald for passing her PhD examination with 2 As/no revisions. A rare accomplishment.
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Devastating indeed.
'It will have a devastating effect on survivors, who will be silenced, now, with the knowledge that they cannot speak about their violent experiences at men’s hands without the threat of a ruinous libel suit.' theguardian.com/commentisfre…
What a wonderful upcoming symposium with a keynote by the absolutely fantastic historian and scholar Carla Pascoe Leahy.
I'm delighted to be presenting a keynote at @OralHistoryVic symposium on the ways COVID19 has transformed oral history practice. And I'm incredibly excited to be *in the flesh* with fellow oral historians after such a long time! Join us at beautiful Abbotsford Convent on 19 June
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Our next @utasfh More than a Story webinar is 6-7pm Wednesday 25 May. Join Alistair Thomson & Jill Barnard @MonashHistory discussing their research into Australian fathering 1919-2019. Free online registration is available at utas.zoom.us/webinar/registe… @oralhistoryaus
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I am speaking about a paper I wrote with Carla Pascoe-Leahy on mothering in the academy at Diversity Interventions 2022 SAGE: Systemic approaches that work. #DiversityInterventions - via #Whova event app ⁦@C_PascoeLeahy⁩
I'm really delighted to announce the publication of a three-way conversation between historian @knott_sarah sociologist @EmileeGilbert7 and myself on 'Care, Mothering & the Academy: Making the Invisible Visible'. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/shar…
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