Stacey Scriver is a Lecturer in the School of Political Science and Sociology and Head of Discipline of Gender and Women's Studies at University of Galway. Staceis Stacey Scrivers is a Lecturer in the School of Political Science and Sociology and Head of Discipline of Gender and Women's Studies at the University of Galway. Stacey is a theory-led interdisciplinary feminist social science researcher whose work examines how power produces and reproduces inequality across diverse social contexts. Her work, spanning gendered violence, criminal justicice, develpment, organisations, media, religion and educations, is united by a coherent programme of scholarship concerned with developing interdisciplinary conceptual frameworks for understanding inequality and social justice.

My research is interdisciplinary, bringing together feminist theory, political sociology and critical social science to examine questions of power, inequality and social justice. I have published widely on gendered violence, criminal justice, development, organisations, religion, education and media, with a particular interest in connecting theoretical innovation with policy and practice.

I have an interest in teaching across the fields of politics and sociology, feminist theory as well as in social science research methods. I currently teach undergraduate core and semi-core modules in first year sociology, 2nd year Sociology of Health, and final year Equality, Diversity and Collective Action. I also teach the final year option module Sexualities, Genders and Diversities. At MA level I teach feminist theory modules, gender and human rights, and gender, sexualities and global health modules.