A collective voice against the sexual exploitation of women and girls Paid Members Public
Collective Shout is a grassroots movement founded fifteen years ago in response to the alarming prevalence of the sexual objectification of women and girls within modern media, advertising, and popular culture. The consequences of a sexually objectified representation of women and girls in media has led to evidenced harms. A
Addressing the literacy gap in rural First Nations communities Paid Members Public
As a child, John Harding had two interests that shaped his way of life: books and football. Later in life, those interests would form the basis of Books n Boots, the charity that he started with his partner Tara Newen.
Lara’s vision for a kinder world Paid Members Public
Lara Shannon is on a mission - and it’s one that’s bound to get tails wagging. Dog lovers might know her as the host of Channel 10’s Pooches at Play, The Dog Down Under, or 7TWO’s Animal SOS Australia. But Lara’s love for our canine
Two friends, one goal: Empower women Paid Members Public
How a shared passion for change planted the seeds of empowerment In 2008, the Go Girls Foundation’s Executive Directors, Michelle Jobson and Rita Bottomley connected over a glass of champagne. Rita grew up in a migrant family, and the sense of social isolation and displacement experienced by her mother
Peaceful protest, powerful impact: The Nannas' stand Paid Members Public
Frustrated with the inaction and indecision of their male colleagues and annoyed at being tasked with tea-making and minute-taking, these women were determined to learn more about CSG processes..
Helping women through crisis Paid Members Public
We’re living through a cost of living crisis and a growing housing crisis and in these uncertain times, support is more important than ever. While many people are feeling the strain, women are disproportionately impacted, often with fewer resources and less access to critical support. Support that meets women
Justice through jobs: Empowering neurodivergent voices in the workforce Paid Members Public
Ancient wisdom, modern challenge: The case for inclusion A recent article by Skye Cusack devoted to Prof Scott Avery, who promotes inclusion for people with disability and First Nations Australians, features a stunning image of footprints left by a one-legged man near Lake Mungo (NSW) some 20,000 years ago.
Film for all - An accessible approach towards audiovisual entertainment Paid Members Public
Through Movies by Burswood, Ken Gibbons crafts an environment where the art of film can be appreciated by everybody. 25 years ago, Ken and his friends noted at a dinner discussion that the market for outdoor cinemas in Perth, Western Australia was mainly specialist in nature. Ken wanted to create
