Turia Pitt: How to rewrite your own story
Ten years ago, Turia Pitt had her career mapped out. She was a mining engineer,…
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Ginger Gorman is a fearless and multi-award-winning social justice journalist and editor of BroadAgenda, Australia’s leading research-based gender equality media platform based at the 50/50 by 2030 Foundation at the University of Canberra. She has an innate ability to connect and communicate with some of the most interesting and marginalised people in our community. Ginger works hard to translate those untold stories into powerful and insightful journalism. She regularly writes stories, makes radio and TV for media outlets such as: news.com.au, Fairfax online, The Guardian, The Big Smoke, HerCanberra and the ABC. You can follow Ginger on Twitter @GingerGorman.
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The young women fighting for justice: “It’s time now to right the wrongs of the past”
Just a few minutes into the panel discussion at the Equals Now Symposium at the…
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The ABC did a community call-out for self-nominated female experts. They were shocked by the response.
It’s a man’s world, alright. Or that’s what you’d have to assume if you turn…
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Julia Banks: Power Play, toxic culture and wallpaper
An audible murmur of discomfort ripples through the audience at the Australian National University’s Kambri…
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Young Australian women are dissatisfied with how the media represents them
Brand new research from the University of Canberra shows that young women are dissatisfied with…
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Spotlight on cultural diversity in the media. Whose voices are silent?
Sometimes, when my half-Asian children are watching the television—especially on commercial channels—they wonder out loud…
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The time for equality is now—let’s turn the heat up, not let things cool
For Canberra women, it’s hard to drive past Parliament House up on the hill without…
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Summer Love: Cate, Nan and Chan and family
In our Summer Love series, Ginger Gorman explores different kinds of heart-warming Canberra relationships. Ten…