Article | Canberra Times: University of Canberra PhD explores why female leaders fail

July 01, 2018

31 August 2017 in The Canberra Times by Emily Baker

https://www.canberratimes.com.au/national/act/university-of-canberra-phd-explores-why-female-leaders-fail-20170830-gy71sv.html

Teenage queen Marie Antoinette was blamed for the suffering of the French proletariat. Julia Gillard was blamed for just about everything.

Few women make it in the top job. In University of Canberra PhD candidate Joanna Richards' lifetime - 25 years - just 28 female heads of government have lasted more than two years in the role.

Podcast | Politiscope: Modern Feminism

March 11, 2017

On March 7th 2017 for IWD with Vic Rollinson and Kay Rollinson

Radio Interview | 666 Drive : With all due respect - women limited by interruption in the Senate →

November 29, 2016

29 November at 3:00pm on the ABC 666 Drive Show with Adam Shirley

Article | Buzzfeed : Surprise! Female Politicians More Likely To Be Negatively Interrupted Than Their Male Colleagues. →

November 26, 2016

On November 25 by Alice Workman on Buzzfeed Oz

Article | Sydney Morning Herald: Women are interrupted more than men, and are 'pushed back harder' finds research →

November 25, 2016

On November 25 by Daisy Dumas for Fairfax Media (Sydney Morning Herald, The Age)

Article | Women's Agenda: Let her finish - how being interrupted by men undermines women →

November 25, 2016

On November 25 by Georgie Dent for Women's Agenda

Article | ABC News: Women limited by interruptions in Australian Senate estimates hearings - researcher →

November 24, 2016

On November 24 by Imogen Brennan for ABC News

Radio Interview | RN Life Matters : Why can't society handle women who interrupt? →

November 23, 2016

Wednesday 23 November 2016 9:05AM with Ellen Fanning on Radio National's Life Matters

When women interrupt men, particularly in public, it creates quite a reaction. One recent example saw a younger woman, Jamila Rivzi, repeatedly interrupting an older man, Steve Price on live television. This sparked a petition in protest against her interjections. Our guest this morning recently finished her thesis on women interrupting men and why it causes such consternation.