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Safety First
...state of hypervigilance. Working in music and the arts I am unfortunately all too familiar with experiences of compromised safety within institutions. I can’t count the number of times I...
Brazen Hussies: an ode to the second wave
...to perhaps in the past.” “‘Emotional’ is the word watching Brazen Hussies,” said Christina. “That feeling of inspiration and energy of the women of that time. It’s such an important...
The video that got Froomes through lockdown
...would pop into my head at all times of the day. Before long, I’d adopted disgoostan. When I walked past something that smelt bad? Disgoostan. When a friend came to...
What has 2020 taught us about sport?
...back to March, many of us will remember the first time we watched an AFL game that had no crowd. It was jarring, to say the least. It was similar...
Ellen van Neerven’s Feminist Poetry Reading List
Poetry is a form of feminist protest, according to Mununjali Yugambeh author Ellen van Neerven, co-host of the Victorian Women’s Trust 2020 poetry podcast Between the Leaves. On 27 April...
Rachael Hambleton
Rachael is living and working on the unceded land of the Wurundjeri people. She has spent the better part of a decade working across the not-for-profit, philanthropic and legal sectors....
Elite allies-in-training: raising the bar to strive for gender equality
Mel Hoffman, author of Full Credit to the Boys, calls on all of us to broaden our definition of what it means to be an ‘elite’ athlete, and start valuing...
Introducing Matters That Count
...House, you and your friends decide to continue on, monitoring their commitments and/or policy performance. You check in several times during the first parliamentary term to confirm whether or not...