In this episode of the Invisible Woman podcast, we speak with three women from Sisterworks, a not-for-profit that works with migrant, refugee, and asylum-seeker women to help them become economically empowered. This is part 2 of our conversation with Shivani Bibhuti, Pamela Mujica, and Belen Maure from Sisterworks.

In this episode of the Invisible Woman podcast, we speak with three women from Sisterworks, a not-for-profit that works with migrant, refugee, and asylum-seeker women to help them become economically empowered. This is part 1 of our conversation with Shivani Bibhuti, Pamela Mujica, and Belen Maure from Sisterworks.

In this episode of the Invisible Woman podcast we are featuring questions and answers from the live panel discussion Put Her Name on It Q&A: Public Commemoration Here, Now and Future, which was held at Melbourne Town Hall in March. This is part 5 of the discussion. This is the last part of this series.

In this episode of the Invisible Woman podcast we are featuring questions and answers from the live panel discussion Put Her Name on It Q&A: Public Commemoration Here, Now and Future, which was held at Melbourne Town Hall in March. This is part 4 of the discussion. We will be releasing more parts of this discussion over the next few weeks.

In this episode of the Invisible Woman podcast we are featuring questions and answers from the live panel discussion Put Her Name on It Q&A: Public Commemoration Here, Now and Future, which was held at Melbourne Town Hall in March. This is part 3 of the discussion. We will be releasing more parts of this discussion over the next few weeks.

In this episode of the Invisible Woman podcast we are featuring questions and answers from the live panel discussion Put Her Name on It Q&A: Public Commemoration Here, Now and Future, which was held at Melbourne Town Hall in March. Listen to the discussion on how little women and non-binary people are currently represented in public sculpture and art around Melbourne, and why public commemoration is so important. We will be releasing more parts of this discussion over the next few weeks.

In this episode of the Invisible Woman podcast we are featuring questions and answers from the live panel discussion Put Her Name on It Q&A: Public Commemoration Here, Now and Future, which was held at Melbourne Town Hall in March. We will be releasing more parts of this discussion over the next few weeks.

In this episode of the Invisible Woman Podcast, we speak with Sylvia Bikakis, Irene Nicodemou And Pamela Frost about how invisibility affects women in the workforce and in other areas of life. This is the second part of this episode.

In this episode of the Invisible Woman Podcast, we speak with Sylvia Bikakis, Irene Nicodemou And Pamela Frost about how invisibility affects women in the workforce and in other areas of life. This episode will be broken into two parts, the second episode will be available next Friday.

In this episode of the Invisible Woman Podcast, we catch up with some members of the Just Gold team, Grace Packer, Angela Kalliakoudis, and me, Carley Bishop, to find out what we’ve learnt about the invisibility syndrome, and how it affects us and our loved ones.

In this episode of The Invisible Woman we speak with us Karen Peace, who is the Executive Manager of Equality, Growth and Inclusion at Football Victoria.

In this episode, we speak with science teacher Kerrie McFadden, who also has multiple sclerosis, about dealing with ageism and how women are treated in society, especially when they are perceived to be older because of factors like disability or greying hair.

In this special International Women's Day episode of The Invisible Women Podcast, Voula Stamatakis speaks with four women from Fitted for Work, Inner Eastern Local Learning, and OCTEC, which are all Jobs Victoria Partners, about how invisibility can affect women's careers and confidence in the job market. In this episode, Tracey Fenton, Marcia Scott, Julie Moulin-Molenaar, and her client, Pamela Knudsen share some valuable resources available to women over 50 who are looking to rejoin the workforce, change jobs or find out more about their options. Introduction voiced by Carley Bishop

In this episode of The Invisible Woman podcast, we speak with mental health specialist, mentor, and coach Sandi Givens, who is passionate about supporting women to find their most courageous selves. We spoke to her about what women can do to stay visible.

In this episode we speak with Manager & Acting Director of the Northern Health Hospital Foundation Konstantina Halastanis about staying visible in the corporate world as a woman, and the effects divorce can have on a woman's visibility.

In this episode, we speak with Chloe Beavers who has a self-described 'portfolio career', which includes being the founder of businesses Curate Space and Curate Events, as well as a presenter, facilitator, creative strategist, and more. Chloe speaks with us about creating her own opportunities when barriers stood in the way of her dream career, and why it's important to try and keep up with technology today. Find out more about Chloe and her work here: curatespace.com.au/about/chloe-beevers/

In this episode, we speak with lawyer Mary Mitrakas about her experience with the invisibility syndrome throughout her career and the barriers women face when seeking employment.

In this episode of The Invisible Woman podcast, we speak to teacher and business owner Sue Stevenson. Sue shares with us her story of life after the death of her partner, and what she does to stay visible.

In this episode, we speak with diversity and inclusion specialist Nicole Lam. We asked her about her thoughts on this global phenomenon of women becoming invisible as they reach their fifties, and if she has noticed women being excluded or participating less in society.

In this episode, we speak to Hala Abdelnour, founder of the Institute of Nonviolence, about what drove her to create this institute and how you can get involved in the Global Citizen challenge which starts today, 25th November which also happens to be the international day for the elimination of violence against women.