Kate Jenkins

Australia’s work on online safety for women and sexual harassment at work is part of a global push to reduce violence against women, writes Julie Inman Grant and Kate Jenkins.

Kate Jenkins said she isn’t “giving up” when it comes to the legislative implementation of the remaining recommendations of Respect@Work.

The measures contained in the Morrison Government’s Bill are a missed opportunity to enact meaningful change, writes Penny Paker.

The Sex Discrimination Commissioner reflects on what she’s seen in her 30-year career campaigning for equality and how this moment is a catalyst for change. Please let it be so.

Kate Jenkins handed the Respect@Work report over early last year, it was released in March 2020. Finally, the Government has responded.

At Women’s Health Victoria’s AGM on Monday afternoon, Kate Jenkins and Gina Rushton reflected on what we’ve learnt about gender equality.

The Human Rights Commission’s Sexual Harassment Inquiry, Respect@Work report’s 55 recommendations are revolutionary, Kristine Ziwica writes.

Companies should issue statements saying they will not enforce non-disclosure deals on sexual harassment allegations, according to Kate Jenkins.

One year on from the latest #MeToo iteration Now Australia Executive Director Kristine Ziwica reflects on women using their voices to say enough is enough.

Human Rights Commission releases new survey on workplace sexual harassment in Australia confirming it is widespread, pervasive & on the rise.

The National Inquiry into Sexual Harassment at Work is now taking submissions. We all have stories and this is our chance to tell them.

This is Today’s Agenda, featuring The Economist’s bold 2069 predictions, the call for submissions for the national inquiry into sexual harassment, and the US’ curious stance on breastfeeding.