Q&A with Rowena Allen, Gender and Sexuality Commissioner
Rowena Allen, Victoria’s Gender and Sexuality Commissioner, discusses her first year in the role.
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Spaces created for artistic expression in mandatory detention
The Refugee Art Project helps asylum seekers in detention centres, and those recently settled in local communities, express themselves through creativity and art.
Getting out of Guantanamo
Katherine Brown speaks to Aliya Hussain from the Guantanamo Global Justice Initiative at the NY Center for Constitutional Rights.
City tours helping to fight homelessness
No Fixed Address City Tours gives homeless people in Melbourne the opportunity to regain employment and independence.
Dreaming of Denmark
Roselina Press spoke to ‘Dreaming of Denmark’ director Michael Graversen at the 2016 Human Rights Arts Film Festival.
The Gender Fairy
Jennifer Jones chats with Jo Hirst, author of a book for children about gender identity called “The Gender Fairy”.
What will produce the most happiness
Right Now columnist Jessica Yu speaks to Nick about Utilitarianism, Pascal’s Wager and the Matrix in her series about everyday people and their religious beliefs.
I’ve tried to run away from my faith
Right Now columnist Jessica Yu speaks to a friend about faith, doubt and disappointment in her on everyday people and religious belief.
Everything gets so small
In her column, Jessica Yu speaks to everyday people from a variety of faith backgrounds about how their religion plays out in their daily lives.
Legacy of the Indonesian killings of 1965
Max Walden interviews The Conversation’s Prodita Sabarini on the legacy of the 1965 mass killings in Indonesia.
From homeless to hopeless
What if you were suddenly homeless, living on $2 a day? Would you survive the streets of Melbourne? Bec Bridges talks to Luke Robson about his documentary “No Right Turn”.
Australia should embrace the global energy change
Right Now speaks to nuclear engineer Arnie Gunderson, who explains how energy production based on small modular renewables is a green, equitable and promising way forward.