Mark J Lock (Ngyiampaa) … Jodie Lea Martire … et al. “ICIRAS: Research and reconciliation with Indigenous peoples in rural health journals”, Australian Journal of Rural Health (2022), doi: https://doi.org/10.1111/ajr.12905.
Jodie Lea Martire and Working Group. “In what ways has the digital era changed the notion of public space?” Media Development (2022).
As part of my Master of Communication for Social Change
Master’s thesis: “A sacred duty”: Amplifying silenced voices through micro- and small publishing, School of Communication and Arts, The University of Queensland (2020).
Open publication: “A sacred duty”: How Australian micro- and small presses publish and promote silenced and under-represented writers – and what their authors think about the process, Small Press Network (2021-).
“Part 1: The strategies of small presses and their authors’ feedback on those strategies” (December 2021).
The Struggles for Women’s Rights in Chiapas: A Directory of Social Organisations Supporting Chiapas Women (in English), Lilla: International Women’s Network (2009).
Las luchas por los derechos de las mujeres en Chiapas: Un directorio de organizaciones sociales que trabajan a favor de las chiapanecas (in Spanish), Lilla: International Women’s Network (2009).
Editorials
Mark J Lock (Ngyiampaa) … Jodie Lea Martire … et al. “Position statement: Research and reconciliation with Indigenous peoples in rural health journals”, Australian Journal of Rural Health (2022), doi: 10.1111/ajr.12834.
Lara Cain Gray and Jodie Lea Martire. “Accessibility and inclusivity in remote and low-income reader communities”, Working Paper 6/21, Library For All (December 2021).
Jodie Lea Martire 