The COVID-19 pandemic brought RNA vaccines and the drug companies that produce them into the public consciousness. What isn't so well known, however, is the story of the woman who helped to bring them about. Immunology researcher Christina Cheers tells us more.
6th August, 24 Read more
Feminist activists involved in the Melbourne Women's Liberation movement between 1970-2000 are invited to contribute an essay to a forthcoming anthology about the movement edited by Alva Geikie.
4th July, 24 Read more
Want to learn more about the history of reproductive justice? Journalist Gina Rushton has been reporting on the subject for years. Here's some titles that had a big impact on her social justice outlook.
28th June, 24 Read more
Henrietta Augusta Dugdale was a pioneering figure in the Australian women's suffrage movement, recognised for her tireless advocacy for women's rights.
6th June, 24 Read more
Catch up on our expert discussion on the rise of sexism and misogyny in Australian schools, featuring Anna Krien and Dr Stephanie Wescott.
6th May, 24 Read more
Chanel Contos is well known for her work towards eradicating rape culture. In speaking with Madison Griffiths at the Wheeler Centre on Tuesday 5 March, Chanel was asked: are we making progress? Answer: it's complicated.
7th March, 24 Read more
This year, the Sydney Peace Prize was awarded to Nazanin Boniadi, an Iranian-American actress and human rights activist. Iranian-Australian journalist and writer, Shokoofeh Azar, reflects on what this nomination means for women's rights and why we should all be paying attention.
16th November, 23 Read more
Listen to a truly inspiring speech from Minister Burney, Minister for Indigenous Australians, delivered on Sunday 13 August at the launch of Women For Yes at the Athenaeum Theatre in Naarm.
23rd August, 23 Read more
Missed out on the launch of Women For Yes? Read all about it.
22nd August, 23 Read more
Author and artist Madison Griffiths has just released her debut novel, Tissue. In this book, she explores the topic of abortion, a procedure that is common yet vilified, championed yet sometimes grieved.
5th July, 23 Read more