News & Views Antoinette Lattouf’s win is a wake-up call for workplace intersectionality Antoinette Lattouf’s win reveals the urgent need to embed real intersectionality in Australian workplaces, beyond performative diversity.
Employers ‘IWD is about all of us’: The push for meaningful representation on International Women’s Day 2025 Ahead of IWD this year, a new survey reveals some complex insights into how women from all different backgrounds feel they’ll be represented.
News & Views It’s time women speakers were paid fairly for their time and expertise on International Women’s Day To truly “March Forward,” we must recognise the value of women’s time and expertise and compensate them fairly for their contributions
Local Today is Equal Pay Day. Here’s what that means and why intersectionality is the next step Equal Pay Day is here, marking the 50 days into the new financial year that Australian women must work to earn the same, on average, as men.
Partner Content ‘My existence is a resistance’: Akii Ngo on non-tokenistic representation and intersectionality Whether they like it or not, Akii Ngo’s existence is a resistance – a resistance to everything that so far has failed to find a place for them. They speak to Women’s Agenda about the important of non-tokenistic representation.
Leadership How we can unpack misconceptions about ‘the buzzword’ intersectionality Passionate about intersectionality and the need to unpack “the buzzword” it’s become, Sheetal Deo explains some common misconceptions.
Leadership Want to make your organisation inclusive? Apply intersectional feminism Renowned cross-cultural consultant Tasneem Chopra gives a Keynote on how the role of cultural diversity informs representative leadership.
News & Views The 6 reasons I didn’t speak at International Women’s Day events this year Div Pillay explains what happened when she posted on LinkedIn about declining to speak at a number of International Women’s Day events this year.
News & Views Will a positive duty to prevent sexual harassment benefit all women, or just some? Women aren’t a homogenous group, says human rights lawyer Prabha Nandagopal, and positive duty changes will benefit some women more than others.
News & Views This year, I #ChoosetoChallenge events lacking in intersectionality I’m choosing to challenge events that exclude the voices of women from marginalised backgrounds; it’s time to end all white panels.