Dr Monique Mulholland

My research works with feminist, queer and post-colonial/critical race theory to explore young people’s negotiations and experiences of gender, sex and sexuality norms, subjectivities and identities. My recent articles include Race and Sexuality: Colonial Ghosts and Contemporary Orientalisms (The Palgrave Handbook of Ethnicity, 2019), "When difference gets in the way: Young people, Whiteness and Sexualisation (Sexuality and Culture, 2017), and Parents, Whiteness and Sex Education: Parents, Whiteness and Sex Education: A critical race critique of Parent sex education guides (Sexualities 2021).

In particular, my research is undertaken with community partner with a focus on strategies, interventions and resource production to tackle issues of gender, sex and race inequality. My current projects include 1) ‘Sex Education and Cultural Diverisity' How can sex edcuaion better account for multiple lives and experinces? 2) ‘In The Moment’: A whole school approach to confront sexism where and when it occurs.

I am a member of the executive committee of the Australian Womens' and Gender Studies Association.