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Intersectional inclusion is a progressive practice, not a one-time act. It’s a commitment to evolving your understanding and pushing for systemic change.
Disabled people can genuinely change the world, and it’s time we’re seen as the assets we are, not the burdens they portray us to be.
"We can focus on recent election losses and the way they stigmatise our reproductive bodies and rights. Or we can focus on where the progress is happening, and choose ourselves to be part of the change," writes Dr Romy Listo.
If she's not on your radar already, Alanna Sethi is a mental health champion who is making big waves in her field.
To mark Perinatal Mental Health Week, we're platforming stories from incredible women who are bravely sharing their stories in the hopes of driving awareness.
To mark Perinatal Mental Health Week, we're platforming stories from incredible women who are bravely sharing their stories in the hopes of driving awareness.
The school has created a podcast with three students - discussing both what changes they believe still need to be made in society - and also what can be done within the Brisbane Girls Grammar School and community.

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