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!
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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...
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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.
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"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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Have you got a social change project that helps women and girls thrive? Apply to one of our Sub-Funds.
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Women should not have to run the gauntlet of unwanted sexual contact when attending a charity event, navigating their careers, or otherwise going about their daily lives.
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New anthology, Choice Words, brings important abortion stories to the fore, featuring first-hand accounts, the voices of people working in the field, as well as the thoughts and questions that still swirl around it.
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We signed this urgent joint statement with over 100 other organisations because everyone should be safe at work.
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Comedian and author Nelly Thomas shares her winning tips for keeping your cool when discussing the big topics over Xmas lunch with your [insert difficult relative]. Key holiday reading, even if Christmas isn't your bag.
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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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