Dr Tracy Morison is a Social and Health Psychology lecturer in the School of Psychology at Massey University (New Zealand) and an Honorary Research Associate in the Critical Studies in Sexualities and Reproduction research programme at Rhodes University (South Africa). Tracy has worked as a researcher on a number of projects related to sexuality and gender issues, including topics such as gender-based violence, male involvement in decision-making and voluntary ‘childlessness’. She is also interested in stigma and marginalized identities. She works with critical feminist theories, critical qualitative methodologies and internet-based methods, and has a particular interest in developing a sexual and reproductive justice framework.
Experience
2016–present
Lecturer, Massey University
2012–present
Research fellow, Rhodes University
2011–2015
Senior research scientist, Human Sciences Research Council
Education
2010
Rhodes University, PhD
Grants and Contracts
2017
Early Career Grant
Role:
Principle Investigator
Funding Source:
Massey University Research Fund
2015
Impact Evaluation: ‘Kwanele! Communities ensuring safe learning environments for girls’
Role:
Co-principle investigator
Funding Source:
Soul City Institute for Health and Development Communication
2015
Making Sexual & Reproductive Health & Rights Real programme
Role:
Co-principle investigator
Funding Source:
AIDS Foundation of South Africa
2015
Queer Kinship
Role:
Principle Investigator
Funding Source:
DST-NRF Centre of Excellence in Human Development
2014
Gay men as parents
Role:
Principle Investigator
Funding Source:
Ford Foundation
2013
National Gender Policy Framework for Basic Education
Role:
Co-principle investigator
Funding Source:
UNICEF
Professional Memberships
International Society of Critical Health Psychology