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Submissions are open now through July 11 for the @asanews virtual mini conference on "Reimagining the Future of Work." More info at the link! asanet.org/virtual-mini-c…

A HUGE congratulations to Sheilla Njoto (who is not on Twitter) on her recently accepted article on gender bias in hiring algorithms. The main finding - hiring algorithms are biased against women (obvs) and men who take caregiving gaps. Such a powerful article!! Congrats!!

Happy father's day to all the men out there!! My most recent podcast talks all about how fatherhood has shifted over time. Are men spending more time with children? Is being a father good for your personal development? And, does fatherhood bring good health outcomes?

Milestone Moment!! The wonderful Lia Acosta is defending her dissertation proposal and it is so so great. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

I feel like this photo captures my conference vibe Thanks to WFRN for inviting me to be a part of their Big Ideas Talk on whether technology can help close gender gaps? Yes but only if we make sizable and sustained investments in women building solutions.

Great talk by Yang Hu (the other place: @yanghu.co.uk) on work, family, care and AI. The takeaway - let's use AI to build the care world we want not the ones we already have. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

.Prof. Leah Ruppanner and Brendan Churchill show how remote working helped reduce burnout for workers but not for mothers. Most likely because home working mothers do both more paid and unpaid work! Thank you both for using #FlexibilityParadox theory! ;) #genderedparadox WFRN

When the wonderful @JenLHook flies all around the world to give you your 2022 IPUMS research award... And then you decide maybe you do need a celebratory ice cream?

Gender nonsense is nonsense. I will tell you all this and more in my new podcast. Follow on Instagram so you’re updated with new episode releases!! instagram.com/missperceivedp… #australianpodcast #genderequity #mentalload #research #burnout #burnoutprevention #overwhelm

Prof. Leah Ruppanner presented the results from her qualitative work on mental labor. There is not only a mental load related to housework and childcare; it is also about relationships, meta-care, and life organization.

A strong Melbourne Sociology contingent at WFRN this year - Prof. Leah Ruppanner Brendan Churchill Dr Liz Dean, Prof Belinda Hewitt and Prof Lyn Craig.

Little preview into my future life.... Grateful to be invited to Sadie Dingfelder 's book launch - Do I Know You? And to hear about Alexandra Petri's (yes, the greatest writer at the Washington Post) book too. Thank you to Dara Kaye for the invite!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

When you are in New York City and about to meet your literary agents for what will be, obviously, the greatest book ever written - Drained - to help women tame their mental loads ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

When your work with the wonderful @JenLHook is one of THE MOST cited in one of THE BEST sociology journals. This email made my day - yaaaaaay us!!

Happy birthday Brendan Churchill! You have the heart of gold, a million ARC grants and publications, and the skin of a 22 year old. I ❤️❤️❤️ you!

It is all happening y'all!!! We are recording new episodes, we are doing great work and we are sharing it all with the world. Instagram is now up and more myth busting coming your way each week on Spotify. Thanks for the love and support!!! ❤️❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

Here is an article we wrote - JD Vance got "single cat women" all wrong. Our research shows they see the world differently, and are more connected to other women. All this means they wouldn't vote for him anyway. theconversation.com/jd-vance-got-s…

@Leahruppanner and colleagues on some fascinating research about those "single cat ladies" (spoiler: they weren't going to vote Republican anyway): @unimelb theconversation.com/jd-vance-got-s…

Single women are less likely to be conservative and vote for Trump/Vance. Not because they are miserable, but bc they have a sense of 'gender-linked fate', that what happens to women in society generally will personally affect them. Prof. Leah Ruppanner theconversation.com/jd-vance-got-s…

And just like that, we are funded!! Our new research project on reskilling for the future of work skills is a go! Thank you Australian Research Council and well done to my collaborators Brendan Churchill and David Bissell. Can't wait to slay this project ❤️❤️❤️