Recommendations sent to Australian Minister for Women Marise Payne
Submission to Law Reform Commission from WA Feminist Lobby Network
Stakeholder submission from WA Feminist Lobby Network sent to the Law Reform Commission of Western Australia regarding its review of the WA Equal Opportunity Act 1984, specifically in regards to considerations of implementing provisions pertaining to “gender identity.” This submission was reflected in the Discussion Paper from the LRC which is being used for the LRC’s community consultation phase.
“Gender Identity Ideology” is a religion, per legal definition, in Australia
A detailed explanation of how “gender identity ideology” is, per legal definition in Australia, a religion.
No Snatch for Hubbard
Laurel Hubbard failed to complete any of his Snatch lifts during the Olympic Women’s +87kg weightlifting competition.
After seeing the onslaught of dribble coming from many so-called journalists, I decided to bestow upon the community this very honest blog regarding the New Zealander’s Olympic performance, and I do mean ‘performance.’
The ABA Abandons Women and Babies in Australia
Feed your newborn babies experimental drugs!
What? Does that sound absurd and possibly even criminal?
Well, that was yesterday’s perspective, and today is a new day.
The Australian Breastfeeding Association reckons this is A-Okay.
Here are three articles I have written about the betrayal from the Australian Breastfeeding Association in regards to it advocating for biological men to “breastfeed” (chest feed) babies.
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Feminist, Gender Critical Lobbying Resources – Letter & Submission Templates
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A list of letter and submission templates for you to use for inspiration, to reference, or to edit and use for your correspondence. This resource list will be updated regularly/as letters and submissions are received/sent.
Recommendations sent to Australian Minister for Women Marise Payne
Poster/flyer about Myths vs Facts when it comes to Sex vs “Gender”
Below is a general template for letters which you can use to build your own letter.
A letter template to use for lobbying Australian politicians regarding becoming a signatory to, and ratifying, the Istanbul Convention (short name).
A detailed explanation of how “gender identity ideology” is, per legal definition in Australia, a religion.
Stakeholder submission from WA Feminist Lobby Network sent to the Law Reform Commission of Western Australia regarding its review of the WA Equal Opportunity Act 1984, specifically in regards to considerations of implementing provisions pertaining to “gender identity.”
A letter sent to local politicians (MP’s) regarding sex-based inequalities within the Early Years Education sector.
The COPP 4.6 Review, Report and Recommendations by Single Sex Prisons WA. The COPP 4.6 Department of Corrective Services policy allows cross-sex placement in prisons, jails and other penal facilities in WA, including youth facilities, based on self-identification.
A complaint sent to the Australian Breastfeeding Association regarding the publication of their chest feeding booklet which advocates for men to induce lactation to chest feed babies.
Formal letter to the WA State Solicitor’s Office regarding provisions pertaining to “gender identity.”
A formal submission to UN Women – Commission on the Status of Women about patterns of injustice and discrimination against women emerging from the trend of changing policy and legislation in favour of “gender identity” versus biological sex, in Australia and other of the 193 Member states of the United Nations.
Letter of concern to the Town of Victoria Park in Western Australia regarding an event being hosted in one of its venues which would see children being instructed on how to draw a Drag Queen by an unfamiliar male artist while their parents drink champagne elsewhere.
Feminist Analysis Is On The Menu
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The topic of eating animals has generally been covered in literature, research, the media, social media and private & collective discussions throughout the last few decades, and I do not intend on rehashing the same points that I have seen repeated in many of those discussions and headlines (i.e.: the fact that mass animal agriculture is extremely harmful to the environment).
My intention behind writing this blog is not to try and convince readers to go vegan or to shame anyone for the choices they make in regards to food consumption, but, rather, to encourage readers, particularly girls and women, to view the issue of eating animal products through a radical feminist lens. Even more specifically, I hope to inspire readers of the female sex to analyze the act of consuming animal products, that stem from the exploitation and objectification of female animals, through a feminist lens.
I have wanted to write about this for months, but am only now finding the time and focus to do so. See, I have been inside multiple animal facilities in Australia to see the appalling conditions and abhorrent treatment of animals in these facilities with my own eyes. I feel strongly that I must now share my thoughts and views on this topic with others.
I want to focus solely on my personal (but also researched and referenced) views regarding the parallels between females of the human animal species with females of the non-human animals species, and how each are viewed and treated within our society. This is going to be confronting for some readers, but it is imperative that every single one of us examines our choices regarding food, and it is natural and consistent for feminists to approach this topic with the same feminist lens and analysis we attempt to view and understand other issues and topics through.
As a radical feminist, I am acutely aware of the systematic oppression that girls and women face. This oppression is well-documented through UN Conventions, government inquires & reports and more.
As a vegan, I am acutely aware of the systematic oppression that animals face.
Bell’s Courage Has Impact In Australia
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On the morning of July 21, I woke to whispers that an Australian “gender” clinic would have its decisions overseen by judges. Moments later I was greeted with an article from Bernard Lane with The Australian. I have shared (3) photos and the text of the (locked/paywalled) article below:
Sydney Council votes against support for women
On June 28th 2021, during an online Council meeting, the City of Sydney Council voted unanimously to end the Accommodation Grant that the Feminist Legal Clinic (FLC) in Sydney has been the deserving recipient of for years. In one collective swoop of raised hands the Sydney Council proudly continued their campaign against a well-respected and much-needed women’s rights service provider. This grant was in the form of tenancy; a space where the FLC based their important services & support and met with clients, which are often women experiencing male violence (domestic violence).
REAL for women 
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