Dr. Brittany Ralph
@brittanylralph
Lecturer in Sociology at The University of Liverpool, research focuses on the nature/mechanics of positive change in masculinities. Views are my own, ofc.
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11-02-2013 06:32:52
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I’m incredibly excited to share that I’ll be joining The University of Liverpool’s Sociology, Social Policy and Criminology department (Sociology, Social Policy & Criminology) as a Lecturer, commencing Sept 1st! A huge step that wouldn’t have been possible without Prof Steven Roberts and my Monash Sociology family! 🫶🏻
Journeys of #Masculinity online symposium 22 March - 15 papers on #caring #bodyimage #fathering #laterlife #wellbeing #support + Journeys of Hair Loss The British Academy findings - free but REGISTER to attend - prog & registration at: surrey.ac.uk/research-proje…
🥹💗 it’s fair to say we are very, very, very much enjoying the cover for our new edited book. (Due for publication in Sept) Gayle Kaufman Michael Stambolis Dr. Brittany Ralph
New paper in Sociology of Health and Illness Journal, led by me and Tristan Duncan! We draw on the concept of affective labour to critically explore how occupational drinking cultures produce 'value' and can lead to exclusion. Have a gander! ☀️Michael Savic Brady Robards Dr Karla Elliott tinyurl.com/SHIpaper
Released today: This report presents findings from Australia’s largest study of men’s engagement with behaviour change programs. Co-authored with Dr Jasmine McGowan Nicola Dr. Brittany Ralph. Extremely grateful to partner orgs for their support & Victorian Government for funding this study.
Our study found engagement in behaviour change programs is influenced by many factors - including how ready men are to change their behaviours, what referral pathways they came through & what external supports they had. 👉🏼Read our The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand article theconversation.com/mens-behaviour…
Today at the No to Violence conference Dr Jasmine McGowan & I are presenting findings from our study ‘Engaging in Change: A Victorian study of perpetrator program attrition & engagement in men’s behaviour change programs’. 👉🏼 You can read our report here: bridges.monash.edu/articles/repor…
Great to see Dr. Brittany Ralph launching her book Destabilising Masculinism. Such an interesting methodology which engaged with fathers and sons about their generational experiences of masculinity. Here, sons talk about how open emotionally between men is normalised.