The Victorian Women's Trust is looking for an Operations Coordinator to join our small, hybrid Melbourne team — and we think this role might be exactly what you've been looking for.

The Lesley Vick Sub-Fund embodies the progressive idealism shared by legal scholar Lesley Vick and her late partner, renowned economist and The Age writer Kenneth (Ken) Davidson (1938–2025).

In Dandenong, one of the most culturally diverse communities in Victoria, women from many different backgrounds came together to answer a deceptively simple question: what makes a marriage safe and happy?

For eighteen-year-old Josie, adolescent worries such as starting university and working a part-time job are trumped by the shadow of the climate crisis over her future.

Vale The Honourable Margaret (Peg) Lusink AM (1922-2026), a foundational figure in the history of the Victorian Women’s Trust.

VWT Board Member Leena van Deventer reflects on the legacy of Duré Dara OAM, from the bohemian 80s food scene with Stephanie Alexander, her success as a restaurateur, to her 10+ years on the Board of the Victorian Women's Trust. A beautiful tribute to a woman who used her knowledge of food, empathy, and humour to build community.

From deepfakes to biased hiring algorithms, the rise of AI presents a new frontier for women’s rights. Dr Jessica Lake and Cara Shrivastava share expert insights on navigating this complex landscape and why tech neutrality is a complete myth. Read the key learnings from our recent discussion on building a feminist digital future.

To celebrate the release of the second edition of About Bloody Time, catch up on this discussion between Jane Bennett (author and educator) and Hannah Bambra (journalist and advocate) all about menstrual health, resistance, self education and advocacy.

Special IWD announcement — introducing our bold, new research initiative.

Introducing Ingrid Walter, our new Digital Archivist. From a Trustworthy reader to a Madam Speaker volunteer, Ingrid is now guardian of our digital records, working to preserve our collective feminist history.

Congratulations new grantees! Each initiative continues our proud 40 year tradition of supporting grassroots feminist initiatives.