Julie McKay

What will increasing measures of social distancing and isolation mean for women experiencing violence and their chances to reach out for help?

To limit sexual harassment, employers need to invest in prevention, have an effective complaints management function and provide ongoing support.

On Friday Julie McKay encountered a woman experiencing domestic violence. The police said she’d be fine. Julie’s not confident. She’s terrified.

Former UN Women Executive Director Julie McKay has recently started a new role at PwC after taking parental leave to have her first child.

Over the last couple of weeks in the lead up to the election, I have noticed a really disturbing trend in the commentary around gender equality.

Like Prime Minister Tony Abbott, I am disappointed that the Coalition’s Cabinet contains just 1 woman out of 19 ministers.

Two days ago marked exactly one year since Malala Yousafzai was shot in the head by the Taliban for speaking out in support of girls’ education.

Sometimes I wish I could read minds.

In Port Moresby 87% of women report that they have been assaulted or sexually assaulted on buses in the last year.

When we are young, we all do things which perhaps in hindsight, we wouldn’t do if we could go back and live that section of our lives again.

One hundred and three years since International Women’s Day was first celebrated, we are still chasing the dream of equality.

At Tuesday’s International Women’s Day breakfast in Canberra, Prime Minister Tony Abbott used his address to once again promote his paid parental leave scheme.