What has 2020 taught us about sport?
VWT volunteer Jess Naylor explores what 2020 has taught her about sport.
12th January, 21 Read moreVWT volunteer Jess Naylor explores what 2020 has taught her about sport.
12th January, 21 Read more"It must have something to do with not being able to go outside. Instead of discovering new places, we’ve resorted to digging around in the bowels of YouTube, unearthing oldies and goodies; reliving a past that feels unbelievably out of reach."
9th December, 20 Read moreCatch up on 'Brazen Hussies Panel Talk', a Zoom panel talk including Brazen Hussies director Catherine Dwyer; Dr. Emma Fulu (executive director, the Equality Institute); and Christina Hobbs (CEO, Verve Super); moderated by Mary Crooks AO (executive director, Victorian Women's Trust).
25th November, 20 Read moreBarbara Wertheim OAM (former commissioner for equal opportunity Victoria) on how the feminist movement changed the modern world.
24th November, 20 Read moreWhat stops COVID-19? Good government and mutual support across our community.
10th November, 20 Read more"To me, safety is multifaceted and extends beyond what is tangible. It means different things to different people, yet it is a crucial part of all our lives. Safety is feeling held, seen, heard and respected."
13th October, 20 Read moreFeminist Fridays are fortnightly conversations between two feminists broadcast live on the Trust Facebook page.
24th July, 20 Read moreCasimira Melican set out to find information about organisations that are making sure that everyone can access masks regardless of their situation.
23rd July, 20 Read moreMegan Rosato (VWT Volunteer and law student) explores the legal system & it's intersection with misogyny and violence
15th July, 20 Read moreCasimira Melican (VWT Research and Advocacy) on data bias in a man made world.
15th July, 20 Read more