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?
21st May, 26 Read more
“I would never want to sit around and be complaining about something when I’m not doing anything to try and change it.”
21st May, 26 Read more
We honour the memory of Joanna (Jo) Baevski, who passed away recently. For decades, Jo was a generous, feminist philanthropist whose vision for a more equal world helped shape the story of the Victorian Women’s Trust.
19th May, 26 Read more
Join this special book club discussion on Victoria Amelina's Looking at Women, Looking at War, happening Sunday 10 May, as part of the Melbourne Writers Festival 2026. Proudly supported by the Victorian Women's Trust.
16th April, 26 Read more
Vale The Honourable Margaret (Peg) Lusink AM (1922-2026), a foundational figure in the history of the Victorian Women’s Trust.
9th April, 26 Read more
Are you a young woman or gender-diverse person aged 18–25? Do you have something to say about the state of the world, but aren't sure where to put it? Join Rosie and the Victorian Women’s Trust for Cut Paste Protest!, a hands-on afternoon of creative activism at the Queen Victoria Women’s Centre.
1st April, 26 Read more
We’ve simplified our 2026-27 grants process to focus on your project’s impact rather than paperwork, with a new opening date of Thursday 23 April. Explore our refined themes and updated guidelines to see how we can help you catalyse change for women, girls, and gender-diverse Victorians.
31st March, 26 Read more
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.
31st March, 26 Read more
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.
31st March, 26 Read more
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.
19th March, 26 Read more