By Eugenia Flynn in collaboration with Robyn Liddle 8th November, 19
"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."
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8th October, 19
Comedian Cal Wilson and journalist Santilla Chingaipe are joining forces as co-hosts of new Victorian Women’s Trust podcast, Money Power Freedom, created with the support of Bank Australia. Coming out November 2019, Money Power Freedom is a six part series decoding money and power, and what it means for our freedom.
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By Sophie Bliss 5th July, 19
What Treaty means for Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Victorians, and beyond.
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By Ruby Scriberras & Sophie Bliss 16th May, 19
With the 2019 Federal election coming so soon, we are shining the spotlight on the major parties and their comparative efforts to improve gender equality in Australia.
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By the Victorian Women's Trust 28th February, 19
We signed this urgent joint statement with over 100 other organisations because everyone should be safe at work.
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By Tina Kuek 16th January, 19
Smart, motivated, talented – and under employed. What will it take for the Australian workforce to start including African migrants? Writer and speaker Tina Kuek has plenty of ideas.
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By Team VWT 20th December, 18
As we wind down for the year, we've been reflecting on our biggest moments, made possible thanks to the generous and steadfast support of donors, volunteers, and supporters like yourself.
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By Casey Duong 4th December, 18
The visibility of women in cities is challenged by men’s violence. The intimidating threat of violence imposes constraints upon women for simply ‘being’ in public spaces; existing in these spaces is still a transgression.
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By Jess Naylor & Ally Oliver-Perham 25th October, 18
Preventing violence starts with changing our culture. New digital platform, Club Respect, will help sports clubs do just that.
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By Jess Naylor 18th October, 18
Shelley Ware chats with Jess Naylor about Australia's love of sport and why she's excited about the launch of Club Respect, an innovative digital platform to help sporting clubs embed a culture of respect.
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