economic Security4Women

Download and view 16 diverse stories from young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Women from across Australia. Listen to their unique and personal stories.

This DVD is part of a broader project, “Young Women Talk”, designed to provide opportunities for young women aged 18-29 years to share their personal stories of learning and working and their vision for women in Australia.

“Young Women Talk” was initiated by S4W a national network of non-profit organisations primarily concerned with improving the lifelong economic wellbeing of Australian women.

Security4Women hope this will create greater awareness among Australian government decision makers of the life experiences of young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women.

View the videos on the YouTube video or watch them below.

S4W is working with young women across Australia aged 18-29 years to capture their experiences of learning and working and their vision for women in Australia. The first stage of this project involves 50 young women across Australia telling their stories that will be audio recorded, transcribed, edited and published as a report. In conjunction there is a video project component Young women talk. Aboriginal women’s stories about learning and working. 12 selected stories from across Australia directed by Kim Lawler.

S4W is working with young women to provide an opportunity for them to share their experiences of learning and working and their aspirations. The aim is to bring together 50 diverse stories from across Australia to create greater awareness among Australian government decision makers of the life experiences of young women.

Young Women Talk – project outline (DOC 327KB)

Email us if you are interested in participating.