Catch up on all the episodes of Between the Leaves
Listen to all 8 episodes of Between the Leaves
9th December, 20 Read moreListen to all 8 episodes of Between the Leaves
9th December, 20 Read moreIt's been a year! Here's our guide to making it the best feminist summer yet.
9th December, 20 Read more"It must have something to do with not being able to go outside. Instead of discovering new places, we’ve resorted to digging around in the bowels of YouTube, unearthing oldies and goodies; reliving a past that feels unbelievably out of reach."
9th December, 20 Read more"Brazen Hussies is energising, emboldening and the kind of doco we need this year. Now in all good cinemas, go see it and spread the word."
25th November, 20 Read moreRead about HACSU's campaign to introduce Reproductive Health and Wellbeing Leave as one of their key claims in their current Mental Health Enterprise Agreement bargaining.
13th October, 20 Read moreOn Thursday 8 October 2020, we launched our new show, Between the Leaves. Hosted by award-winning Mununjali Yugambeh poet Ellen van Neerven; and Hermina Burns, poet and author of two poetry collections, Bite of a Bluebottle and Against Separation Creek (2020); Between the Leaves is timely collection of handpicked feminist poetry. In each episode, Ellen and Hermina illuminate poems written by women and the gender diverse, as well as their own original works, moving through themes like love, race and feminism. Episodes will be released weekly from Thursday 8 October 2020. Listen...
8th October, 20 Read moreWhy do people assume that a journalist reporting on reproductive rights has an abortion story of her own?
15th September, 20 Read moreOur partnership with Melbourne Storm has always been grounded in respect and meaningful exchange of ideas.
14th September, 20 Read more"It was about connection: a reminder that within this isolation we’re not alone. And while our individual worlds may be contained within our homes, we're building bridges to link them back together."
14th August, 20 Read moreA panel discussion on safety and law reform, power redress and cultural change. Featuring Bri Lee (author of Eggshell Skull); Josh Bornstein (principal lawyer, Maurice Blackburn); Katherine Teh (founder, Futureye); and Mary Crooks AO (executive director, Victorian Women's Trust). This panel has been Auslan interpreted.
14th August, 20 Read more