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Dr Alanna Kamp is Lecturer in Geography and Urban Studies in the School of Social Sciences (Urban Research Program), WSU. Dr Kamp is also a school-based Research Fellow in the Young and Resilient Research Centre (WSU), and academic member of the Challenging Racism Project and Diversity and Human Rights Research Centre (WSU). Dr Kamp’s work is influenced by multi-disciplinary research (post-colonialism, feminism, history, diaspora etc), that is synthesised into published works that are geographical. Her position as a leading contributor to the sub-disciplinary area of historical (postcolonial and feminist) geography emerged as a result of her PhD research, ‘Invisible Australians’: Chinese Australian women’s experiences of belonging and exclusion in the White Australia Policy era, 1901-1973. Her co-editing of a Special Issue of Australian Geographer titled ‘Historical Geographies Down Under’ (2018, vol. 49, no.1) cemented her leadership in the sub-discipline in Australia. Her paper contribution to the Special Issue, Chinese Australian Women’s ‘Homemaking’ and Contributions to the Family Economy in White Australia, was awarded the David G Stead Award for best paper by an early career researcher (Australian Geographer/ Geographical Society of NSW). She has a strong track-record of peer-reviewed publication, has presented her research at national and international conferences, and is regularly invited for public lectures/keynotes and interviewed for national print and radio media. Dr Kamp is current sitting member of the NSW Geographical Names Board (State Government board), representing the Geographical Society of NSW.
Dr Kamp’s research focuses on feminist and postcolonial understandings of the migrant experience and attitudes to immigration in Australia. She is particularly interested in the ways in which historical geographies of migrant experience have contemporary relevance and shape current community experiences and identities. Alanna is currently working on a project titled: 'Creating a Nation: Women, Reproduction, and Australian Nation Building'. This project aims to challenge patriarchal and ethnocentric understandings of the development of modern Australia by tracking how women’s (raced, classed, sexualised, aged etc) bodies have been constructed as central to the development of Australia’s population and identity. She is also currently Chief Investigator on the Challenging Racism Project’s ‘What Next for Diversity?’ project (commissioned by the Special Broadcasting Service (SBS)) which investigates, via a national survey (n:2000) and focus groups, Australians’ current attitudes towards issues regarding Australian identity and culture, community and belonging, trust and anxiety, and contemporary social, economic and political changes. Her research impact and contributions therefore lie in the area of Australian multiculturalism, citizenship, race and racism.
Dr Kamp has been part of the research and teaching team at Western Sydney University since 2008 within the School of Social Sciences and Psychology, School of Education and Institute for Culture and Society. She has taught in the areas of Human Geography, Development Studies and Applied Social Research. She is currently the Unit Coordinator of People, Place and Social Difference (Level 1 Core unit).
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