refugee women

In Australia, just 1 in 5 skilled migrants have their overseas qualifications recognised for employment in the country.

International Women’s Day is an ideal moment for young female leaders to consider where they’d like to make their first start as philanthropists.

A staggering percentage of migrant and refugee women will suffer unspeakable abuse at the hands of loved ones.

Women and girls have endured some of the most egregious affronts to their fundamental rights in Australia’s offshore immigration detention regime.

We meet social entrepreneur Saba Abraham, owner of Mu’ooz, a not-for-profit restaurant in Brisbane specialising in Eritrean cuisine.