Radio segment Radio National Breakfast with Cathy Van Extel After months of allegations of assault, rape and demeaning and sexualised attacks on women, there are hopes a new cabinet taskforce will tackle the root causes of these problems, including reforming…
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The WRAP #95: When non-racist language is not enough, Women and the workplace and 60 Seconds with Sanduni De Silva
This WRAP, we write about the role the language can play in fuelling anti-Asian hate, the importance of listening to migrant women workers, and spend 60 Seconds with Sanduni De Silva.
When non-racist language is not enough
In this moment, when many of our families, friends and communities are hurting, we cannot give up the fight against racism and sexism in all domains of our lives.
Women and the workplace: combatting the status quo
While all eyes are rightly on Parliament House, we are reminded that gendered discrimination, gendered violence and harassment are not limited to any particular workplace.
60 seconds with Sanduni De Silva
We spend 60 Seconds with Sanduni De Silva about her favourite podcasts and the power of friendships.
ABC News interview on COVID-19 data collection
ABC News Video Clip Aired 8 March 2021 Executive Director Dr Adele Murdolo speaks with Karina Carvalho from ABC News about the importance of collecting COVID-19 vaccine data to better understand migrant communities’ access to the vaccine.
The WRAP: International Women’s Day 2021
This year, we celebrate migrant women’s leadership and honour their contributions in building a better future for all.
Solidarity and Sisterhood
As we reflect on migrant women’s leadership on the occasion of International Women’s Day 2021 it is clear that migrant women have taken the lead this year in myriad ways.
60 seconds with Katrina Lolicato
Katrina is a PhD Candidate, Social documenter/Oral historian, mum and Lalor resident.
Putting women in picture: Alliance urges gender focus in implementation of historic mental health reforms
The Women’s Mental Health Alliance today welcomed the final report of the Royal Commission into Victoria’s Mental Health System, but expressed disappointment that it did not address the specific needs of women and girls.