young women

Big superstars are using their platform to try to influence voters to get Trump out of the office. What will happen in this election?

Social media is the new frontier for gendered violence and the rapid escalation we’ve witnessed during the coronavirus pandemic is chilling.

Youth leader Yasmin Poole is the latest guest on The Leadership Lessons, a podcast series launched by Women’s Agenda and supported by Salesforce.

Maybe young people need more hugs, suggested Ita Buttrose. Some more resilience perhaps? No. It’s support that’s needed.

Unlike previous recessions, young women, especially those aged 15-24, are over-represented in the hardest hit industries, and have been harder hit than men.

Proposed tertiary reforms show that the Federal Government is again implementing significant policy change without conducting a gendered impact analysis.

Action Aid Australia and Women’s Agenda brought another stellar lineup of young activists for Women Leading Climate Action webinar series.

Laila Yaqoobi is a 19 year old nursing student, who knew her career would involve care after being ill as a child in Pakistan.

YWCA National Housing reports that one in eight women on low to moderate incomes in regional Australia have been homeless in the past five years.

Young women are likely to experience the greatest health and economic impacts from the COVID-19 crisis, writes Sarah Hill.

Sanna Marin became the youngest government leader in the world last week. Australia should follow suit, Ashleigh Streeter writes.

Plan International’s research finds girls become increasingly cynical of sexism in politics as they grow older.