How to watch Feminist Fridays
Feminist Fridays is a fortnightly series of live conversations featuring two feminists talking about the issues that matter.
27th May, 20 Read more
Feminist Fridays live with Rana Hussain + Darcy Vescio
Feminist Fridays are fortnightly conversations between two feminists, broadcast live on the Trust Facebook page.
15th May, 20 Read more
Feminist Fridays live with Jess Hill & Clare Wright
Feminist Fridays are fortnightly conversations between two feminists, broadcast live on the Trust Facebook page.
1st May, 20 Read more
What is 16 Days of Activism and how can you get involved?
Wondering what the 16 Days of Activism is and how you can get involved? Our Research & Advocacy Officer Casimira Melican has all the info you need to make this year's campaign the most impactful one yet!
25th November, 19 Read more
Tarana Burke, Founder of the Me Too Movement, live at the Collingwood Town Hall
Content warning: sexual violence → Support Services Above: timelapse video of an illustration by Sarah Firth (www.sarahthefirth.com) captured live on Mon 18 Nov 2019. Follow Sarah's incredible work on socials: @sarahthefirth What an experience! Our event with Tarana Burke on Monday night was truly an exceptional moment; one we are so grateful to have shared with you. 800 people gathered at Collingwood Town Hall to hear Me Too Founder Tarana Burke speaking alongside Dr. Kyllie Cripps (proud Pallawah woman and violence prevention expert); Kate Jenkins (Federal Sex Discrimination Commissioner); Tracey Spicer AM (journalist);...
20th November, 19 Read more
Everything you need to know about our event with Tarana Burke
Whether you are watching from home or live at the Collingwood Town Hall, here’s our advice for getting the most out of the night.
17th November, 19 Read more
Strong Black Women: the Me Too Movement and Aboriginal Women
"Robyn’s twin attributes of both being a strong Black woman, as well as her disconnectedness from activist circles, is the driving force behind my wanting to speak to her about these issues; I am keenly interested in her views on feminism, violence against Aboriginal women and children, and the Me Too Movement."
8th November, 19 Read more
FEMINIST FILM GUIDE: MIFF 2019
Content warning: sexual violence. See support services here. MIFF is back! The Melbourne International Film Festival (which has been running since 1952) is happening from 1-18 August 2019. The three-week film extravaganza will see some of the best works from around the globe playing on screens at some of Melbourne’s most iconic venues, including Cinema Nova, the Capitol and the Forum theatre. With over 400 films to choose from, a quick scroll through the programme may leave you feeling a little overwhelmed. Luckily, we’ve done the hard yards for you and put...
7th August, 19 Read more
About Bloody Time: Book Launched, Period.
About Bloody Time is striking a chord with readers around the country: "The book is beautiful & it's message is vital".
19th June, 19 Read more
About Bloody Time events across Victoria
In June 2019 we took our book, About Bloody Time, on tour!
15th May, 19 Read more