The C-Word
I was twelve when I first came out as transgender. My family was, for the most part, very unsupportive. I had been mentally ill since I was a young child, and, as would be established years later, I had also had rheumatoid arthritis. I was in constant pain – bodily, mentally, and in the growing dissonance of my gender.
Diary of a Year 9 High School Teacher 2.0
A Year 9 teacher’s open letter to Chanel Contos, Brittany Higgins and Grace Tame.
Diary of a Year 9 High School Teacher
A Year 9 Teacher’s reflections on the significance of language when it comes to gender equality amongst young people.
‘no means no’ … or does it?
‘In a culture in which women have the burden of being nice, of being acquiescent, saying “no” isn’t easy’.
Consent is NOT simple
Across the screen flashes the following: ‘Consent is simple. If it's not yes, it's no’. This is the video for the ‘Consent is Simple’ campaign, launched in 2016.