Roseneil has appeared on numerous BBC affiliated broadcasts such as BBC Radio 4's "Woman's Hour" on episodes "The Company of Women", "Do Lesbians Really Want to Marry?", "Peace Campaigners", and "Part-time relationships". Roseneil has also guest starred in the BBC Radio 4 series "Thinking Allowed" in a broadcast titled "Living Apart Relationships" and a BBC World Service broadcast titled "Family Life". In 2010 Roseneil appeared on the BBC 4 TV series "Timeshift", in an episode titled "Greenham Common Changed My Life"  In 2015 Roseneil was involved and interviewed in a film, "The PhD Survival Video: PhDs, Stress and Mental Health" which was launched at the Birkbeck Institute for Social Research. In an interview with Times Higher Education, Roseneil comments that problems are inherent in doing a PhD and can cause real stress:“We talk about problems of isolation, competitiveness, the challenges to self-confidence that a PhD necessarily involves, and how, if you have particular vulnerabilities at the start, these can be accentuated during the PhD”  Roseneil served as the first Chair of the Association for Psychosocial Studies until 2016. She is a member of the College of Psychoanalysis and Jungian Analysis of the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy and a full clinical member of the Institute of Group Analysis. She is on the council of the Academy of Social Sciences where she is also a Fellow. Roseneil is a founding editor of the journal Feminist Theory and currently serves on the editorial board of the following academic journals: