Ruth Weatherall is Lecturer in Not-for-Profit and Social Enterprise Management at the University of Technology Sydney. Her research uses feminist and queer perspectives and it is concerned with how social justice, particularly related to gender inequality, is achieved in and through not-for-profit organizations.

"Weatherall’s interrogation of the complex meanings and contemporary manifestations of social activism is both theoretically sophisticated and conceptually rich - and brimming with a fire-in-the-belly passion for justice." Kate Seymour, Flinders University

• Part 1: The Academic/Activist1. Setting Out2. Unsettling the In/OutPart 2: Ties That Bind; Ties That Break3. Outside of Ourselves4. Passionate, Sad, Angry PeoplePart 3: Vulnerable Bodies5. Gendered Bodies6. LGBT+ Bodies7. Radically Unsettled BodiesPart 4: A Story Like Mine8. An Account of Ourselves9. Through Diff erenceConclusion: Our Words Must Spill

Ruth Weatherall is Lecturer in Not-for-Profit and Social Enterprise Management at the University of Technology Sydney. Her research uses feminist and queer perspectives and it is concerned with how social justice, particularly related to gender inequality, is achieved in and through not-for-profit organizations.

"Weatherall’s interrogation of the complex meanings and contemporary manifestations of social activism is both theoretically sophisticated and conceptually rich - and brimming with a fire-in-the-belly passion for justice." Kate Seymour, Flinders University

• Part 1: The Academic/Activist1. Setting Out2. Unsettling the In/OutPart 2: Ties That Bind; Ties That Break3. Outside of Ourselves4. Passionate, Sad, Angry PeoplePart 3: Vulnerable Bodies5. Gendered Bodies6. LGBT+ Bodies7. Radically Unsettled BodiesPart 4: A Story Like Mine8. An Account of Ourselves9. Through Diff erenceConclusion: Our Words Must Spill

Ruth Weatherall is Lecturer in Not-for-Profit and Social Enterprise Management at the University of Technology Sydney. Her research uses feminist and queer perspectives and it is concerned with how social justice, particularly related to gender inequality, is achieved in and through not-for-profit organizations.

"Weatherall’s interrogation of the complex meanings and contemporary manifestations of social activism is both theoretically sophisticated and conceptually rich - and brimming with a fire-in-the-belly passion for justice." Kate Seymour, Flinders University

• Part 1: The Academic/Activist1. Setting Out2. Unsettling the In/OutPart 2: Ties That Bind; Ties That Break3. Outside of Ourselves4. Passionate, Sad, Angry PeoplePart 3: Vulnerable Bodies5. Gendered Bodies6. LGBT+ Bodies7. Radically Unsettled BodiesPart 4: A Story Like Mine8. An Account of Ourselves9. Through Diff erenceConclusion: Our Words Must Spill