Ghazal for my grandmother
1st August, 18I sing to you in the afternoons, grandmother.
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Our obligation to anger: On Hannah Gadsby’s Nanette and feminist rage
4th July, 18Whether we like to admit it or not, the relationship between feminism and anger is complex. Can it ever be constructive?
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Your Guide to NAIDOC Week 2018: Because of Her, We Can
4th July, 18NAIDOC is a time to come together, celebrate First Nations People and put social justice firmly on the agenda. This handy event guide will help you do all that, and more.
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‘My Sister Feather’ a poignant portrayal of a complex female relationship
8th June, 18My Sister Feather, written and directed by Olivia Satchell, is a captivating investigation of trauma and sisterhood.
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Lee’s memoir reveals sexism in the Australian judicial system
8th June, 18Bri Lee: “When I suggest the justice system is sexist, people get uncomfortable. I think it’s absurd to think it wouldn’t be.” Image: Paul Harris
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Saving the planet: women are the answer
3rd May, 18Wanna save the planet? Educate women and girls. Simple.
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Mary Montgomerie Bennett (1881-1961): “A white hot flame”
14th March, 18On March 1, a full house eagerly took their seats inside ACMI for the official launch of A White Hot Flame, a biography of Mary Bennett written by historian Sue Taffe, and for the world premiere of Letters Across the Desert, a Victorian Women’s Trust documentary film by Stu Mannion.
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What makes me a woman?
3rd March, 18'I dare you to understand what makes me a woman.'
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Your Guide to International Women’s Day 2018
1st March, 18Your go-guide to IWD 2018 in and around Melbourne. [Image by Tyler Feder]
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Don’t Stop the Music—Stop the Sexual Assault.
5th February, 18There has never been research into sexual violence at music festivals in Australia - until now.
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