ProfBeth Goldblatt

Research areas: Gender, feminist legal theory, equality and non-discrimination, human rights, climate justice, comparative constitutional law, social and economic rights, and the right to social security.

Funded research:

1. UTS Law Research Grant Scheme (2025; $3,000), Travel to International Institute for the Sociology of Law, Onati, Spain, invited workshop
2. UTS Social Justice Grant (2023; $5,000 and matched funding by Law Faculty) 'Cultural diversity of UTS Law students: experiences and perceptions of careers in law', Maxine Evers, Beth Goldblatt, Karen O'Connell
3. UTS Cross-Faculty Collaboration Grant (2022; $36,000) 'Community determined data: The ethical, legal and social implications of collecting and linking data for LGBTQ+ population health and wellbeing', Daniel Demant, Mark Goodhew, Suneel Jethani, Jo River, Adam Berry, Michael Thomson, Beth Goldblatt, Deborah Debono, Paul Byron
4. UTS Law Research Grant Scheme (2022, $2,000) 'Operationalising Economic Social and Cultural Rights in Australia' Symposium funding, Genevieve Wilkinson, Jessie Hohmann and Beth Goldblatt