Clare Burton Memorial Scholarship
2006, for the first time since its inception, the ATN awarded two Clare Burton Memorial Scholarships providing further funds to support post-graduate research into gender equity.
2006 recipient, Phoebe Hart, used her scholarship to produce a documentary exploring the experiences of people with Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome (AIS) an inter-sex condition where the reproductive organs are at variance with the genetic sex of the child.
- Update by Phoebe Hart
2006 recipient, Alice Stoakes, researched and measured the impact of separation, divorce and widowhood on the labour and housing markets with a particular focus on women-headed households.
- Update by Alice Stoakes
2004 recipient, Robyn North, examined how social policy can influence gender equality in heterosexual relationships and/or further support existing gender inequalities in heterosexual relationships.
- Clare Burton Scholarship Awarded 2004
- Update by Robyn North
2002 recipient, Sarah Wendt, completed a PhD exploring the impact of rural culture on women's experience, and men's perpetration, of domestic violence.
- Clare Burton Scholarship Awarded 2002
- Update by Sarah Wendt