Recent Graduate from Monash University | Bachelor of Global Studies
Feminism | International Relations | Writer @ShesEcoTweets | Project Management
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With an Aus #election coming, we want to know what issues matter to our readers. You can let us know by filling out the survey below!
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"The reality is that unless you embed the #genderequality within the DNA of your workplace, you’re not getting to the heart of the problem" @NStottDespoja on how businesses and organisations need to lead in tackling workplace #genderinequality@GpsMonash#16Days
After 263 days, Melbourne is finally out of lockdown
In this week's article, Bec Arandall looks at our readers' thoughts on living through the longest lockdown in the world. The results might surprise you!
Read it now! https://t.co/3uSfPd70NP
#melbourne#lockdown#Mentalhealth
From growing insecurity to the increasing visibility of violent protests, we should be worried about aggrieved entitlement and toxic masculinity.
In this week's article @Jay_Jaeggi explore these issues Read it now! https://t.co/DkyzgxTybZ
#masculinity#protests@raewynconnell
Very excited to have published my very first She's Eco Mini!
Read it now https://t.co/P865LKHfxr
Melbourne should be proud that we've hit 80% double dose but when you're out celebrating, spare a thought for the people serving you
#MelbourneUnlocked#melbourneweather#lockdown
If you're in Melbourne and you're brave enough to venture outside tonight, please be nice to service staff.
Written by @Jay_Jaeggi, this is one of @ShesEcoTweets first mini articles. Read it now! https://t.co/lqGJp4aOp3
#melbweather#lockdownmelbourne#Freedom
What is aggrieved entitlement and why is it a problem?
Coming up this week @Jay_Jaeggi will look at these issues in their upcoming article "The Aggrieved 2020s"
Article out Wednesday!
#gender#protests#uspolitics@raewynconnell
Here’s how it should work. Politicians work for the people. So if the people want an ICAC to keep an eye on them they should get one. If as Barnaby says politicians are then terrified to do their jobs then they should look at how they’re doing that job.
In 2015, Australia had established an additional intake of 12,000 humanitarian visas for Syrians & Iraqis, which resulted in 46,000 Syrian & Iraqi refugees being resettled in Australia over five years (July 2015 to June 2020).
A similar scheme can be established for Afghanistan.
@ShesEcoTweets It's funny how quickly some people dismiss feminism - or to say that we've achieved equality... we still have so far to go before there's gender equality. Keen to read more
"The far right have found an audience who are angry, frustrated + looking for someone to blame. This is particularly the case among young men".
@Deakin's @DrJoshuaRoose, an expert on nationalist + conspiracy movements, on today's Melbourne protests:
https://t.co/Lfu9IVS1ql
On @AsylumInsight, @sitarah_m & I outline three things that Australia can and must do to help the people of Afghanistan immediately.
- increase intake by 20,000
- permanent visas for those already here
- expedite family reunion https://t.co/ndtS3COaeo