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I’ve been invited to blog for Psychology Today. My blog focuses on diversity and representation in psychology. Topics posted already cover transmasculine people and pregnancy loss, LGBT people and their animal companions experiencing domestic violence, and fertility preservation for transgender … Continue reading →

Working with Transgender Young People and their Families advocates a critical developmental approach aimed at countering the cisgenderism that can be perceived in previous developmental literature on gender. It clears a path to understanding gender development for transgender young people by … Continue reading →

A new book by Clemence Due and myself – bringing together and building on our work over the past seven years on surrogacy – has just been released by Routledge, and is available now for purchase. Part of the Critical … Continue reading →

Very excited that my new book with Professor Elizabeth Peel – Critical Kinship Studies: An Introduction to the Field – is available to purchase from Palgrave Macmillan. Below is a summary of the book. This book draws together research on posthumanism and … Continue reading →

I am pleased to be giving a seminar on the privileging of genetic relatedness in the context of kinship, in conjunction with the Centre for Child and Family Research. Please do come along if you can 🙂

Organised by Dr Naomi Moller, Dr Victoria Clarke, Dr Nikki Hayfield and Dr Fiona Tasker, this seminar series funded by the British Psychological Society explores the psychological implications of new family forms. I will be giving a keynote at the … Continue reading →

Very excited to have publication details for a book that I became involved with late last year, written largely by the wonderful Samantha Hardy and Olivia Rundle. Focused on sex, gender, and sexuality diversity and the law, the book makes … Continue reading →

Very pleased to have been invited to give a seminar at JCU Cairns campus next month. Please do come along if you are in the area.

A great opportunity to think about what it means to achieve permanency and stability in the context of child protection, and the need for more adequate resourcing so as to reduce removal rates and improve outcomes for children who are removed. … Continue reading →

Very exciting to see my new book available on the Karnac website 🙂 It is also available as a kindle book, on google books, and via all good academic book sellers. There is also a blog post here that i … Continue reading →