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TASA Thursdays


TASA Thursdays
was launched on Thursday April 23, 2020. What began as a way to help our members stay connected during the pandemic lockdowns of 2020 & 2021, TASA Thursdays continued throughout 2022 - 2025 and will be a feature in TASA's 2026 calendar also. The sessions are an opportunity for members to showcase their work or present on a topical issue. They continue to be a means for sociologists to connect with likeminded people.  The recorded sessions are available on our YouTube channel here. 

Roger Wilkinson, our Digital Publications Editor, together with Penny Toth, our Events Manager, hosts the monthly webinars and, in 2026, Brooklyn Donnelly, our Postgraduate Portfolio Leader, together with the Postgraduate Sub-Committee, will host the monthly Postgraduate sessions.  The schedule for 2026, shown below, will be updated as events are booked.  

Note, you can register for an event via the links included in the event titles. 

 Date Event Type  Presenter/s  Event Title   Recorded?
19th February TASA Thursday Stephanie Wescott & Steven Roberts TASA Thursdays: Schooling misogyny: Examining the influence of the manosphere in education settings View Here
 26th February TASA Thursdays
PG
Dr Joel Hollier & Dr Laura Simpson Reeves TASA Thursdays Postgraduate & Early Career Researcher session: Researching Sensitive Topics: Ethics, Care, and Boundaries View Here
 12th March TASA Thursday Dorinda 't Hart TASA Thursday: Outside and Inside the Arena of "Intensive Mothering." View Here
 26th March TASA Thursdays
PG
TASA Staff & Student Career stage group conveners TASA Thursdays: New Members' Onboarding Session No
 23rd April TASA Thursday Raewyn Connell TASA Thursdays: Trans Lives View Here
 30th April TASA Thursdays
PG
Brooklyn Donnelly & Natalie Merryman TASA Thursday Postgrad: TASA's Postgraduate Impact and Engagement Award View Here
 14th May TASA Thursday Dr Tamara Borovica
Dr Penelope Bergen
Dr Dianne Rodger
Dr Belinda Johnson
The Sociology of Emotions and Wellbeing in Music Worlds: Orchestras, Hip-Hop and Feminist Punk Rock View Here
 11th June TASA Thursdays
PG
Carl Anacin
Don McArthur
Taylor Richardson-Marlton
Creative Participation in Sociological Theory: Art, Reflexivity and Cultural Sociology
 
13th August TASA Thursday A/Prof Katherine Kenny
A/Prof Nadine Ehlers, Dr Bhavna Middha,
Dr Henrietta Byrne, Dr Roberta Pala
Exposure and Embodiment in the Anthropocene  
30th August TASA Thursdays
PG
Celia Roberts Experimenting with estrogens  
 10th September TASA Thursday Michelle Fitts  TBC  
 17th September TASA Thursdays
PG
TASA Staff & Student Career stage group conveners TASA Thursdays: New Members' Onboarding Session  
 15th October TASA Thursday  Jessie Liu TBC  
 21st OCtober TASA Thursdays
PG
 
Nashid Nigar
Beyond Data: Stories, Power and Lived Experience in Sociological Research  
The 2025 TASA Thursdays events are available here
The 2024 TASA Thursdays events are available here.
The 2023 TASA Thursdays events are available here.
The 2022 TASA Thursdays events are available here. 
 
Kate Huppatz (L) and Steve Matthewman (R) congratulating Michelle Peterie on being the 2018 JoS Best Paper Award winner for Docility and Desert: government discourses of compassion in Australia’s asylum seeker debate


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