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Sydney Social Sciences and Humanities Advanced Research Centre (SSSHARC), The University of Sydney
Who we are
SSSHARC is a collaborative research space designed to advance innovative research partnerships and methodologies across the humanities and social sciences. We have a commitment to research excellence and knowledge sharing.
What we do
We broker and facilitate research exchange between University of Sydney researchers and their outside interlocuters via visiting fellowships, exchanges and a range of in-house initiatives designed to build authentic research partnerships that will grow and change to meet the demands of the future.
Our work
Hunt-Simes Institute in Sexuality Studies
Case studiesReimagining the Queer Classroom. The Institute brings together emerging and established researchers in sexuality studies to collectively engage the notion of a queer-led classroom.
Hunt-Simes Institute in Sexuality StudiesSexual Consent Education Program
Case studiesResearchers to look beyond consent to gender and sexuality norms. Professor Lee Wallace and Dr Victoria Rawlings to support Consent Labs with school programs that seek to prevent sexual and gendered violence.
Sexual Consent Education ProgramSQUIGGLE - Sydney Queer Games for Learning and Education
Case studiesSolving complex issues using games methodology. SQUIGGLE brings together queer theorists, educationalists and designers interested in using games methodology in support of gender inclusivity. We are particularly focussed on tabletop games where the emphasis is on transformative interpersonal exchange.
SQUIGGLE - Sydney Queer Games for Learning and EducationSTIR: Seeing, Talking, Interrogating, Reflecting.
GuidesA resource for educators who want to facilitate meaningful, critical, and compassionate classroom conversations around gender and sexuality.
STIR: Seeing, Talking, Interrogating, Reflecting.
Head office:
- New South Wales
Service location(s):
- New South Wales
Type(s) of actor:
- Higher education institutions
- Capability builders
- Innovation hubs
- Research centres
- Networked initiatives
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