Associate Professor Jacqueline Ullman is a researcher and pre-service teacher educator in the School of Education and a senior researcher in the Centre for Educational Research. Her research centres on marginalisation, visibility and school/workplace cultures, with a focus on the experiences of gender and sexuality diverse individuals. Accordingly, she works with students and their families; educators and educator stakeholders; non-government organisations and other community groups in support of better understanding the links between environmental stressors, structural inequities and associated outcomes for individuals and groups. Jacqueline is a Chief Investigator on two Australian Research Council grants and has received funding from ANROWS [ Australia’s National Research Association for Women’s Safety] , ACON, Social Ventures Australia, NSW Family and Community Services, and the Foundation for Young Australians. She is Co-Editor in Chief of the journal Gender and Education and widely published in the field.