social change

Ending gender-based violence takes all of us, stronger accountability, and leaders willing to act on what already works.

It wasn’t just a single moment or experience but a culmination of observations and personal encounters and the fact that women, in many places, are still being treated as second-class citizens.

Katherine Berney, the Director of the National Women’s Safety Alliance, analyses the media coverage of Olympic cyclist Melissa Hoskins’ death.

People keep asking why aren’t we seeing a change in the unacceptably high rates of family, domestic and sexual violence.

Rachel Matthews, author of ‘Never Look Desperate’ dives into the intimate partner violence crisis, urging for societal change.

New report shows Australia’s most comprehensive understanding of the social landscape, including trust in society, belonging and wellbeing.

Young entrepreneurs, Eloise Hall and Isobel Marshall share five lessons they learned on how to use the power of friendship for good.

The entrepreneurial path is paved with gutsy, risk taking and clever women, and we’re seeing this determination shine through in Australia’s startup ecosystem more than ever before. 

Animal Justice Party politician Emma Hurst shares her tips for campaigning and creating social change that lasts.

Leading change within government, particularly in bureaucracy, can feel insurmountable; but it is possible and some women are well ahead of the curve.

I believe there is better use of a CEO’s time than to sleep overnight at a closed location wearing a beanie and a sleeping bag.

‘Politics’ may be a dirty word but to succeed in leading change we must work politically.