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Dr Rachel Loney-Howes on taking on leadership, researching sexual violence, and understanding Butler
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It's important to have friends in academia - people who understand your jam. I think I am really fortunate to have found Rachel at ANZSOC in 2022. Rachel is doing some really excellent work in the sexual violence space including work on alternative reporting mechanisms. I also really appreciate Rachel's willingness to step up into leadership when it is not always appreciated or seen. Go find some friends who get your jam - but first listen to this lovely episode and smile along with us.
This podcast was developed with support from the Queensland University of Technology.
Connect (Twitter)
Rachel Loney-Howes: @rloneyhowes
Jodi Death (it rhymes with “teeth”): @jodi_death
Kelsey Adams: @Kelsey_L_Adams
QUT Centre for Justice: @CrimeJusticeQUT
Mentions and Show Notes
The Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminology (ANZSOC)
ANZSOC Conference (next one will be in Melbourne, 6-8 December 2023)
Alternative reporting options for sexual violence survivors in Australia - an overview
- Queensland - Alternative reporting option (ARO) - online form
- New South Wales - Sexual assault reporting option (SARO) - online form (can also be downloaded as a PDF and emailed to SARO@police.nsw.gov.au)
“It takes research 15-17 years for research to be translated into practice and policy.” Some sources:
- There’s a 17-year lag in translating health research into interventions
- Discussions of research translation in health and humanities
Leanne Liddle - Director of the Aboriginal Justice Unit (NT) and Australian of the Year 2022 (gave the keynote Address at ANZSOC 2022)
Angela Higginson - President of ANZSOC
Susanne Wiedlitzka - Aotearoa New Zealand Vice-President of ANZSOC
#MeToo and the Politics of Social Change, edited by by Rachel Loney-Howes and Bianca Fileborn (2019)
Rachel’s PhD thesis: “Being heard…being seen…being believed” The politics of recognition in online anti-rape activism (2017)
Tully O’Neill (Lecturer in Criminology in the La Trobe Law School at La Trobe University)
Criminology Research Grant (CRG)
“Public survivors” mentioned:
Let Her Speak (now Let Us Speak) Campaign
Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse - overview and final report
That photo of Grace Tame standing next to Scott Morrison
Favourite theorist/theory/body of work:
- Judith Butler’s Gender Trouble: Feminism and the Subversion of Identity (2006)
- Nicola Gavey’s Just Sex?: The Cultural Scaffolding of Rape (2019; second edition)
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