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Jacqui True

Professor of International Relations; Director of the Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for the Elimination of Violence against Women (CEVAW)

23 Posts

Core expertise

Sexual and gender-based violence in conflict in Asia Pacific
Women, peace and security agenda
Gender dimensions of violent extremism

Biography

Jacqui True, FASSA, FAIIA is Professor of International Relations and Director of the Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for the Elimination of Violence against Women (CEVAW).

Her current research is focused on the women, peace and security agenda – understanding the political economy of violence against women, sexual and gender-based violence in conflict in Asia Pacific; and the gender dimensions of violent extremism and conflict.

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A shift in global order will mean turbulent times for US allies and their universities post image
Politics and society

A shift in global order will mean turbulent times for US allies and their universities

by Jack Corbett
Gaps in addressing sexual harassment in Indo-Pacific universities post image
Acting against gender-based violence

Gaps in addressing sexual harassment in Indo-Pacific universities

by Asher Flynn
Militarisation’s hidden toll: Increased intimate partner violence in Mexico’s war on drugs post image
Acting against gender-based violence

Militarisation’s hidden toll: Increased intimate partner violence in Mexico’s war on drugs

by Daniela Philipson
What Australia is doing to address escalating violence against women post image
Acting against gender-based violence

What Australia is doing to address escalating violence against women

by Jacqui True
‘What Happens Next?’: Women’s Safety and Gender Equality post image
Acting against gender-based violence

‘What Happens Next?’: Women’s Safety and Gender Equality

by Susan Carland
‘What Happens Next?’: Escape From the Taliban post image
What Happens Next?

‘What Happens Next?’: Escape From the Taliban

by Susan Carland
International Women’s Day: What we don't know about women as ‘weapons of war’ post image
Celebrating influential Monash women

International Women’s Day: What we don't know about women as ‘weapons of war’

by Yolanda Riveros-Morales
IWD: From Ireland to Ukraine, women have a history of taking up the fight in war post image
Celebrating influential Monash women

IWD: From Ireland to Ukraine, women have a history of taking up the fight in war

by Gabrielle Williams
Fears for Afghan women and their freedoms as the Taliban takes Kabul post image
Politics and society

Fears for Afghan women and their freedoms as the Taliban takes Kabul

by Jacqui True
Australia’s international role in holding nations to account on women’s rights post image
Celebrating influential Monash women

Australia’s international role in holding nations to account on women’s rights

by Jay Jaeggi
Conflict zones and COVID-19's impact on sexual and gender-based violence reporting post image
Coronavirus

Conflict zones and COVID-19's impact on sexual and gender-based violence reporting

by Jacqui True
What Indonesia’s stint on the UN Security Council means for peace-building in the Indo-Pacific region post image
Celebrating influential Monash women

What Indonesia’s stint on the UN Security Council means for peace-building in the Indo-Pacific region

by Nuri Veronika
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