It's a Women's History Month miracle! We are SO delighted to share the publication of our 2024 issue of Lilith! Featuring a wide array of fascinating articles, including some on the theme of our 2023 symposium 'Gender & Joy', we hope it was worth the wait! press.anu.edu.au/publications/j…

If you're inspired by any of the articles in 2024 issue and have some of your own research to contribute, please email it through! Our extended deadline for our CFP for our 2025 issue closes TOMORROW COB

We're excited to announce that Lilith is officially on LinkedIn! 📚♀️⚧️ As we expand our social media platforms, please follow us to keep up to date with our latest issues, publications, and call for papers! linkedin.com/in/lilith-a-fe…

I'm very excited to be presenting in ContempHistories's seminar series next Wednesday morning! If you'd like to hear a snippet of my PhD research & the (nearly finished) final product, you can tune in via Zoom! Information and zoom link at the link below: cch.deakin.edu.au/news/2025/03/c…

Our second article spotlight from our 2024 issue shines light on Bridget Brooklyn's article 'Eugenics & Feminism in Early 20thC Australia', which explores the complicated relationship between maternal feminism & eugenics via a case study of Dr Mary Booth. press-files.anu.edu.au/downloads/pres…

I'm very excited that my article with History Australia, 'The brutality of the breadwinner: historicising economic violence in the wake of the Australian Married Women’s Property Acts, 1880–1914', was published online and open access this morning! tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

a new article from Zora, Ben Silverstein and me. we hope it can be of use in the fight for Palestinian liberation. full (open access) article: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

We are delighted to announce the details of our 2025 symposium - a celebration of the 40th anniversary of Lilith in joint collaboration with AWHN @auswhn.bsky.social held at the University of Melbourne over 24-25 November. Our CFP is now open! Please see details below. Submissions due 29/08 🎉

Incredibly honoured to be part of this important special forum!

My article '‘Domestic tyranny’ & ‘petty despotism’: historicising coercive control in late-19th & early-20th-C Australia' in the Women's History Review special forum has just been published online! It was such a honour to contribute to this important forum tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

New article from me which I hope is of some use in the world. Open access. Full article: Seeing the signs: thinking historically about coercive control tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

People of all professions, including those in the business and corporate sphere, have signed our petition, leaving comments about the enduring social, political, and economic value of the BA. Sign the petition, read the comments, leave your own in support! openpetition.org/au/petition/on…

🎉 Our school excelled at the ANU Gender Institute Awards: 🏆 Ruby Ekkel won Best Journal Article for her research on the Melbourne Women’s Walking Club. 👏 Zoe Smith received high commendation in the same category. And 🎓 Ashley Price was a joint winner in the Honours Thesis category!

I cannot recommend enough being part of the Lilith collective as an emerging feminist historian - the solidarity, development, and joy I've experienced working with this collective has been unparalleled. Come join us!

We've extended the CFP deadline for the upcoming Lilith/AWHN @auswhn.bsky.social symposium! You now have until Monday 8 September to send through your paper title, abstract, and bio - we look forward to receiving them and seeing you in November!

nurturing feminist histories in precarious times: founding stories, forging communities, feminist futures (aka Lilith 40th anniversary 🎉) Call for Papers: Deadline extended to Monday 8 September auswhn.com.au/awhn-conferenc…

An Open Letter to the Vice Chancellor of The University of Melbourne on the Closure of Meanjin - writers/ readers please sign openletter.earth/an-open-letter…

Very honoured to have been awarded this one! Thank you again to the HCNSW and the judges for the award and their generous citation!

The winner of the 2025 Jill Roe Regional History Award is Zoe Smith, for her essay, ‘No Place for a Woman’: Historicising rural, regional, and remote domestic violence in late-nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century Australia Read Zoe's statement via buff.ly/oPiYLzJ

I’m really looking forward to reflecting on my experiences on at the Lilith Collective as part of the symposium’s plenary panel! What a stellar line up!