Category - Identity, Diversity & Inclusion

Health & Wellbeing Identity, Diversity & Inclusion

The Real Me

Words by Dani, NSW This article contains themes about mental and domestic violence which may be difficult to read or triggering to some readers. Readers in need can seek support from the following services. 1800RESPECT...

Words by Dani, 27 NSW

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Identity, Diversity & Inclusion

An Open Letter to Fraser Anning

Words by Aisha, 19 NSW Illustration by Aileen, You can find more of her work on Instagram @cartoonsforsanity and @aileenetc “As a second generation immigrant with a strong Australian identity...

Words by Aishah, 19 NSW

3 min read

Identity, Diversity & Inclusion Sustainability

Goodwill or Good Business?

Words by Bill, 24 Illustration by Alieen, You can find more of her work on Instagram @cartoonsforsanity and @aileenetc In our modern-day economy, businesses have suddenly had to deal with a new kind of...

Words by Bill, 24

4 min read

Identity, Diversity & Inclusion

Our Culture is Saturated with Toxic Masculinity

Words by Anonymous, Why do I walk with my keys in my hands at night? Why do I constantly scan my surroundings when I’m walking alone? Why do I text my friends, parents or partner when I get home safe? Because I am a...

Words by Anonymous

3 min read

Identity, Diversity & Inclusion

What NAIDOC Week Means to Me

Words by Payten, NSW NAIDOC week is widely celebrated during July of each year by all Indigenous and non-Indigenous people of Australia, to acknowledge and celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities...

Words by Payten

5 min read

Identity, Diversity & Inclusion

Dual faces, Dual Identities, Dual Languages – The Curses and Blessings of Dual Selves

Short Film by Julianne Nyugen This is a story about a girl. A girl born to Vietnamese boat parents. A girl with Vietnamese parents who gave her a religion. A second-hand religion. A girl who is Eastern at home. A girl...

Short Film by Julianne

2 min read

Identity, Diversity & Inclusion Youth Empowerment

I Know Where I Belong

What comes to mind when you think of the word lost?

Does it make you think of damage, the concept of navigation, or being misguided in general?

Words by Manan

5 min read

Identity, Diversity & Inclusion

LGBT+ sex education in schools

On the 12th of July 2017 The Daily Telegraph released an article titled ‘Fat Chance Of Being Healthy.’ Alongside drugs, alcohol and obesity, the layout of the article mistakenly suggested another reason why teenagers...

Words by Ella Wylynko

3 min read

Category - Identity, Diversity & Inclusion

The Real Me

An Open Letter to Fraser Anning

Goodwill or Good Business?

Our Culture is Saturated with Toxic Masculinity

What NAIDOC Week Means to Me

Dual faces, Dual Identities, Dual Languages – The Curses and Blessings of Dual Selves

I Know Where I Belong

LGBT+ sex education in schools

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