Charlie Goldberg is a Media & Communications and Gender Studies double major studying at The University of Melbourne. She is interested in radical and systematic approaches to harmful structures and seeks to carry these sensibilities over to her writing. In her spare time she enjoys queer literature and spending too much time on social media.
Trigger warning: violence against sex workers and mentions of sexual assault/rape. THE first International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers was held in 2003 as a memorial for the victims of one of America’s most prolific serial killers. Now, almost two…
THE sun beats down hot on the rolling hills and open lake of the farm. Ponies graze in a nearby field, native birds call overhead and bees buzz around colourful flower gardens. In the middle of this scene sits a long table…
THE Royal Women’s Hospital, Monash University, Ambulance Victoria, and The University of New South Wales have appeared on a list of health and education institutions involved in refugee detention supply chains. The list was released recently online by RISE: Refugees, Survivors and…
GROUPS of Australian children, aged 6 to 18, recently attended camps around the country where they did many things for the very first time. Things including uncovering their heads in public, seeing themselves represented, speaking about their bodies and interacting with people…
