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How much do you know about Indigenous histories? And how much did you learn at school? There's always more to learn and there's an appetite for it, especially among young people. The full story is on our patreon, click the link in our bio to join for free.

What do you actually do when someone drops an off-colour comment around the boardroom table? Lisa Annese AM has a four-word response that tends to stop it dead: "Can you repeat that?" Practical, human, and quietly powerful. This is what holding the line looks like in real time. What would you have said?

Sarah Ibrahim doesn't have time to convince anyone that racism is real, she's too busy fighting it. ✊ Sarah is a human rights lawyer and the founder of the Racial Justice Centre - the first community legal service dedicated to entirely to racial justice. Listen to the latest episode of Black Magic Woman, out now!

We keep calling it a pipeline problem. Lisa Annese AM calls it a design choice. When 80% of the roles that lead to the top job are held by men, that's not an accident of supply, it's a blueprint we built and keep following. 🎧 Full episode via link in bio. Mundanara Bayles AFHEA Grad Cert Indig Bus Leadership Monash Prabha Nandagopal

The backlash against gender equity isn't random. According to Lisa Annese AM, CEO of Chief Executive Women (CEW), it's organised, and someone's profiting. In this episode of Culture Capital, Mundanara Bayles AFHEA Grad Cert Indig Bus Leadership Monash and Prabha Nandagopal sit down with Lisa to name what's really driving the retreat from diversity and inclusion in Australian workplaces, and who it's being sold to. She's spent 30 years building the evidence base for gender equity in this country. She's not interested in polite explanations anymore. 🎧 Listen now via the link in bio or → https://lnkd.in/gSNz9sCh

It seems in a lot of cases, women are set up to fail 🤔  Have you heard of, or experienced, the glass cliff? Does this research surprise you?

Roxane Gay isn't here to tell you it's going to be easy. But she is here to remind you that fascism, racism, and misogyny have never had the numbers. We do. 🎧 New episode coming Monday. For the full episode - Link in bio or listen wherever you get your podcasts Mundanara Bayles AFHEA Grad Cert Indig Bus Leadership Monash Prabha Nandagopal

“It’s the most nerve-wrecking thing to do, to walk into a room knowing you're going to probably be the only Aboriginal person in that room. And thinking if what might come out of my mouth, to whatever someone says around that table, might offend somebody. “Because I've grown up in Redfern, I’ve been brought up in my Aboriginal culture since birth. I come from a family of activists who have never been afraid to speak their mind and to stand in their truth.” Mundanara Bayles AFHEA Grad Cert Indig Bus Leadership Monash is a powerhouse, guided by generations of strong Aboriginal leadership, she’s built a career dedicated to empowering First Nations people. As a proud Aboriginal woman connected to Wonnarua, Bundjalung, Birri-Gubba, and Gangulu peoples, Mundanara says every big idea she brings to life centres around one thing: Black excellence. Through her ventures BlackCard and BlakCast Network, she uses strength-based narratives to create spaces where culture, community and self-determination can thrive. Read the full story published in partnership with Women's Agenda, linked in the comments below.   #CBAWomeninFocus #Leadership #WomenInBusiness

Roxane Gay isn't anti-capitalism. She'll tell you that herself. But she does think we've been looking in the wrong direction. The people we've been taught to blame for our problems are rarely the ones hoarding the wealth. And until we're willing to have that conversation, nothing changes. 🎧 Full episode at https://lnkd.in/gSNz9sCh or wherever you get your podcasts. Mundanara Bayles AFHEA Grad Cert Indig Bus Leadership Monash Prabha Nandagopal

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