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Opting in – how to meaningfully engage with making change

Oct 11, 2016By Joel Dignam

When it comes to privilege, I’ve been dealt a pretty great hand. I’m a white, cis-gendered, middle-class male. And I aim to be conscious of the many ways in which this benefits me. But recently I’ve been thinking about aRead more…

Oct 11, 2016Joel Dignam 0 Comments

Feminist Writers Festival – Q&A with Liz Conor

Aug 9, 2016By Feminartsy

We’re thrilled to be supporting the inaugural Feminist Writers Festival, taking place in Melbourne from 26-28 August this year. We’ll be featuring interviews with several artists and Committee members over the coming months in the lead up to the event.Read more…

Aug 9, 2016Feminartsy 0 Comments

#LetThemStay – clicktivism, or creating real change?

Feb 25, 2016By Sarah Tucker

Much like the party guest who RSVPs to an event and fails to attend, ‘hashtag activism’ is often derided for its inability to incite follow-through. Social media shows us a steady stream of armchair warriors re-posting ideals that accord withRead more…

Feb 25, 2016Sarah Tucker 0 Comments

Radical Acts

Nov 23, 2015By Kate Lawrence

Recently, I was wandering the aisles of a local department store when a moment of activism by a woman shopper stopped me in my tracks. It was in the book section. I’d only just read  that the books in chainRead more…

Nov 23, 2015Kate Lawrence 2 comments

Pauline Pantsdown – Political (Satirical) Pioneer

Jan 12, 2015By Zoya Patel

In the early 1990’s, my family migrated to Australia and settled in the country town of Albury. It was a pretty idyllic life at first, and it wasn’t until I started school that I had any real sense of racialRead more…

Jan 12, 2015Zoya Patel 0 Comments
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