Soapbox

We are seeing growing momentum in recognising and responding to all forms of domestic and family violence, including coercive control.

During 16 Days of Activism, we need to ask whether our workplaces are ready for the words: “I do not feel safe at home.”

I am calling time on Australia’s overwork addiction. Because I know that you can sprint for years — until the day you can’t.

Manosphere content influences young men, spreads harmful ideas about women, and creates risks for schools, work and relationships.

Many women reach midlife only to realise the work they once tolerated no longer fits their life. Yet the sunk-cost fallacy keeps them stuck.

This Christmas, I for one am making an effort to stop doing everything ‘perfectly’ and instead focusing on ‘good enough’.

Collective action is needed to keep women and gender-diverse people safe from domestic violence and online abuse.

Eve Ashcroft is 14 and part of the cohort of teens today affected by the social media ban. She shares this opinion piece with Women’s Agenda.

Digital spaces were never built with women’s safety in mind – but young women are now using those same spaces to drive systems change.

Australia’s not-for-profits are under real strain, but smarter funding models could help secure stability and sustain community impact.

Our courts tell women that when we seek justice, we should be prepared to fight not only the men who harmed us but the systems that protect them.

The decisions shaping Afghan women’s lives are still being made without Afghan women present, writes Lena Nabizada.