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Home
About Us
Values & Beliefs
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Notice of General Meeting
Queensland Consent Law Reform
What is happening?
Law Reform & Abolition
Events
Upcoming Events
Activism in the Park 2023
Drinks & Dialogue 2023
Drinks & Dialogue 2022
Brisbane Feminist Festival 2022
Education
In-School Programs
Rural Roadtrip
Seminar Series
Corporate Engagement
Online Engagement
RARA Magazine
eBooks
One Woman Podcast
Feminist Resources
Feminist Resources Updates
The Team
Volunteers
Board of Directors
Get involved
Volunteer with us
Available Roles
Apply Now
Shop & Tickets
Blog
Homepage
Activism
Allyship
Bodies
Concept Pieces
Consent
Dear Future Feminists
Disability
Economics and Law
Environment
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First Nations
Gender
Health
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LGBTQIA+
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Gender Justice Project acknowledges that the land upon which we were founded always was and always will be the land of the Turrbal and Jagera People. We would like to extend this acknowledgment to the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the many lands and waters our volunteers work, study and live. We acknowledge that sovereignty has never been ceded and support our Indigenous communities in fighting for recognition, treaty and self-determination. We also acknowledge that the work we undertake is built upon the passion, dedication and courage of First Nations activists, advocates and feminists who came before us, and who continue to lead the movement towards global gender equality.

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