Get to know Rachael, newest addition to the VWT team who will be taking on the role of Operations Coordinator. Rachael is an experienced systems thinker and doer, grounded in feminist values.

When a longtime friend told VWT Board Director Neha Samar, “but you’re one of the good ones,” it stopped her in her tracks. In this candid reflection, Neha explores racism, identity and the assumptions shaping regional Australia, particularly with the rise of One Nation and what it means for the upcoming Victorian state election.

Introducing our new Chair, Nicky Friedman, and Deputy Chair, Leena van Deventer. As long-time pillars of the VWT community, both women are fiercely committed to honouring the Trust's rich history while leading the charge for future feminist action.

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).

Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping how we work, how we're seen, and how power is distributed. Women and marginalised communities are disproportionately affected, and too rarely consulted. With this Residency, the Victorian Women's Trust seeks to make gender a priority in AI governance.

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.

Watch award-winning biographer Judith Brett in conversation with broadcaster Sally Warhaft, as they launch Brett's latest book 'Fearless Bea Faust'.