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.
Defining consent
Definitions of sexual consent are as varied as people’s experiences of negotiating sexual consent.