MissAshley Remminga

(She/Her)

Graduate Teaching Fellow

Languages

BIO

Ashley Remminga is a graduate researcher in Global Cultures and Languages at the University of Tasmania. Her research explores queer participation and engagement within popular culture and fandom. Her current research explores how gender-diverse individuals read gender-bending anime and manga.

 

CSIRO Project Dressing Up:

She previously worked on a CSIRO On-Prime Project exploring how textile waste could be minimised and how dressing up and crafting can build community for diverse and marginalised voices. 

 

She is a member of the following organisations:

  • Asian Studies Association of Australia (ASAA)
  • Japan Studies Association of Australia (JSAA)
  • Association for Asian Studies (AAS)
  • Australia-Japan Society of Tasmania
  • Australian Institute of International Affairs - Tasmania AIIA
  • Australian Social Policy Association (ASPA)
  • Trans Researchers in Trans Research (Australia & Aotearoa NZ) Network
  • Aromanticism & Asexuality Research Network

ACADEMIC POSITIONS

  • Advisory Board - Drawing the Lines Principles
    Center for Online Safety and Liberty (COSL), https://c4osl.org/, International1 Jun 2025 - present
  • Graduate Teaching Fellow
    University of Tasmania, Hobart, Australia4 Feb 2025 - present

NON-ACADEMIC POSITIONS

  • Area Coordinator Animaga Expo
    Animaga Expo, Australia1 Nov 2018 - present

DEGREES

  • Bachelor of Arts
    La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia
  • Master of Arts, Gender, Sexuality and Diversity Studies
    La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia2024

CERTIFICATIONS

  • Accredited Classifier
    Classification Board, Australia
    Accredited Classifier Australia (Film)
  • Accredited Classifier
    Classification Board, Australia
    Accredited Classifier Australia (Video Games)

LANGUAGES

  • English
    Can read, write, speak, understand and peer review

SCHOOL AND PORTFOLIO

  • Humanities and Social Sciences

UN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS

  • 5 Gender Equality

AVAILABILITY

  • Media enquiries
  • Panellist or speaker
  • Collaborative projects

FIELD OF RESEARCH