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Go to featured ProjectIn 2009, we published a research and discussion paper, ‘The Paradox of Service', lifting the lid on the mistreatment of former religious women when they left their orders.
Go to featured ProjectCredit Where Credit Is Due was a tribute to the minority government led by Julia Gillard, Australia's first female Prime Minister.
Go to featured ProjectA national publication calling on the restoration of respect to Australia’s democracy and untangling the sexist and gendered attacks on Australia’s first female Prime Minister.
Go to featured ProjectThe publication ‘Ordinary Women, Extraordinary Lives’ was created in conjunction with the touring exhibition in 2001 to capture everything and more of the wonderful insights into the lives of these women.
Go to featured Project‘Love and Justice’ is a women’s anthem composed by Kavisha Mazzella in 2008 and gifted to women everywhere.
Go to featured ProjectWatermark Australia was an innovative response to years of below average rainfall and dams running low.
Go to featured ProjectThe project revolved around a community dialogue in a thoughtful deliberation of the key issues and the actions they could start to think about taking to address these issues.
Go to featured ProjectBusiness Matrix sought to remedy the situation which women were faced in the culture of the nineties, as small businesses floundered, and assistance for women in business, was lacking.
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