Passionate gender advocate building a tech platform addressing gender-based violence
Zoe Condliffe
Founder & CEO, Researcher
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/zoecondliffe/
- https://www.shesacrowd.com
- zoe@shesacrowd.com
- 0432 849 505
Specialty Areas
Advocacy, Design and Architecture, Feminist Policy and Politics, Women’s Affairs, International Development and Issues, M.C. and Facilitator, Science, Technology and Innovation, Women in STEMM, Women’s Safety, Youth
About Me
Zoë Condliffe is the CEO & Founder of She’s A Crowd – building a global dataset of stories about sexual assault and gender-based violence. She is a researcher at Monash University’s XYX Lab, researching the digital democratisation of the female narrative. She is one of the 2018 Women’s Weekly Women of the Future for the Innovation and Technology category and her company is listed as number seven on Smart Company’s Smart 30 list. Zoë was named one of the Top 100 most influential, creative and provocative people in Melbourne by The Age when she was 21. She then went on to co-found international development projects, consult in the social enterprise space and gain a Master of Community Cultural Development. She is a gender equality advocate with a background in international development, project management and building youth-led social change movements. She has worked on building digital solutions for social problems within the international development sphere. As an artist she creates work that centres around female collective storytelling as healing from gender-based violence. She is a Young Social Pioneer with the Foundation for Young Australians, a fellow of the Oaktree Leader’s Trust, alumni of the Global Engagement Summit, and the winner of Anthill Magazine’s 30under30 young entrepreneurs award.
Qualifications
PhD Candidate at the Monash University Faculty of Design looking at gender, crowdsourcing technology and urban spaceResearcher at the XYX Lab (Gender, Space, Communications)
Bachelor's Degree in Arts and Social Sciences, majoring in Sociology and minoring in Australian Indigenous Studies
Alumni of the She Starts Accelerator Program, the Groupwork Institute Facilitation course and the School for Social Entrepreneurs
