Henrietta Augusta Dugdale was a pioneering figure in the Australian women's suffrage movement, recognised for her tireless advocacy for women's rights.
6th June, 24 Read more
Get your hands on a feminist collector's item! All tax deductible funds raised will go to the Equal Futures Endowment Fund, supporting the long-term sustainability of the Victorian Women's Trust. Ends June 30.
24th May, 24 Read more
According to Isy Oderberg (Chair of the Early Pregnancy Loss Coalition) these funds mark a significant step forward in addressing the needs of people experiencing pregnancy loss.
15th May, 24 Read more
The sudden change can be largely attributed to About Bloody Time, a national campaign for greater endometriosis support, created by News.com.au and supported by the Victorian Women's Trust.
15th May, 24 Read more
How should you respond when the boys and young men repeat the harmful and dangerous ideas of Andrew Tate or Jordan Petersen? Here's a quick round up of practical and realistic advice for parents and educators.
15th May, 24 Read more
Catch up on our expert discussion on the rise of sexism and misogyny in Australian schools, featuring Anna Krien and Dr Stephanie Wescott.
6th May, 24 Read more
Feminist researcher Dr Stephanie Wescott explains how female teachers navigate the influence of figures like Andrew Tate on their students, revealing the breaking point for some educators.
16th April, 24 Read more
The Victorian Women's Trust is interested in hearing from primary and secondary school educators who have observed students perpetuating sexism and/or sexist abuse in classroom settings. Learn more.
16th April, 24 Read more
On Wed 1 May at 12pm AEST, the Victorian Women’s Trust will present an expert discussion on the rise of sexism and misogyny in Australian schools, featuring Anna Krien (journalist and author of Night Games: Sex, Power & Sport) and Dr Stephanie Wescott (feminist researcher and lecturer, Monash University). Register now.
16th April, 24 Read more
More and more women are being diagnosed with Autism later in life. If you are wanting to know how to better support someone with Autism, have recently been diagnosed, or are thinking that maybe, possibly, you might be Autistic yourself (thanks TikTok), you'll want to give these resources a look.
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