Although the dust seems to have settled from the Heard v Depp case, the effects of this mishandled defamation trial will be felt by victims of domestic and sexual abuse everywhere – begging the question, why do we still not…
The Brisbane Feminist Festival will host in-person events and workshops this October, after two-years on ice due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Hosted and organised by One Woman Project, the two-day festival aims to grow and facilitate intersectional feminist conversation and…
Queensland schools have historically lagged behind the rest of Australia in sex education, but in 2022, one organisation is aiming to change that. Today, sex education is managed at the level of individual schools in partnership with their local communities.…
Old Boys clubs. You know them. You probably don’t love them. If you don’t know what I’m talking about, I’m not referring to a wholesome group of neighbourhood kids playing down at the creek. A boys club, essentially, is ‘an…
In honour of Women’s History Month, Glass want to bring some shine to a few important women we think you probably haven’t heard of, who were perfectly poorly behaved in a world made for men. Nellie Bly In 1887,…
CW: Discussion of sexual harassment PERTH – The QUT Student Guild’s Men’s Officer Hunter Bystander has responded today to recent incidents of sexual harassment out of Perth by asking Gazette reporters if women ‘even have hobbies’. The statement came…
By Lilian Martin Picture this. Two almost 20-year-old women in a tiny blue car, windows wound down because if the aircon was on, the engine would barely have enough power to lurch the car around a corner. The Bluetooth is…
#Breakthebias Being a woman can be disheartening. I always thought that when I got to university, I would be fearless – that I wouldn’t let myself be undermined, that I would be strong. But in my very first…
Glass first published this article on 18 March 2021. TW: Sexual assault and violence against women Dear Men (yes, all Men), Over the previous weekend – which you may have spent drinking with mates, having a laugh, and going out…
By Grace Harvey The morning sun ignites the corner of everything it touches in a white fire. You’re in the mirror, mussing your hair, swiping at the edge of your eyeliner with a fingernail. Boots laced; you take a…
