We can't afford to start from scratch: change work, partnerships and organisational transformation

Transformative recordings from the contemporary archive

The participation of LGBTIQA+ Sistergirl and Brotherboy communities within feminist and anti-violence movements is not a new development. However, archives are not always available to demonstrate and model the kinds of conversations, language and framing needed to represent LGBTIQASB+ communities within gendered violence and gender equality movements. This series of post presents a curation of key snapshots from the recent archive of recorded events that are now available online. We present these in the hopes that they may assist workers, organisations and leaders in reflecting and directing greater inclusion, solidarity and partnerships between LGBTIQASB+ and women's organisations in the work of ending gendered violence and striving for gender equality.

2021

• 4 mins WIRE - Context, background & motivations for policy change (end 5:05)

2022

• 4 mins Partnerships between trans and anti-violence organisations (end 28:19)

• 25 mins Power differentials, partnership brokerage, risky conversations and meaningful support (end 1:01:27)

• 10 mins The impact and benefit of allyship and solidarity between violence prevention and TGD organisations, on partnership work & power sharing (end 1:16:46)

• 6 mins DV Crisis Service - on building new service inclusive capacity and frameworks in lieu of directive police settings and adequate resourcing, and working imperfectly (end 1:16:10)

2024

• 3 mins On Relationships & the Ottawa Charter encouraging intersectional relationships (end 35:58)

2025

• 3 mins Transformative work of women's organisations engaging in change (53:52)

  
  
  
  
  
  

2026

• 6 mins Planning and embedding trans inclusion (end 43:08)  

• 3 mins Creating trusting and equitable relationships (end 50:26)

• 5 mins Practical strategies organisations can adopt to embed organisational change (end 1:04:25)

• Identifying systemic, structural and governmental responsibility to improve trans and gender diverse rights (end 22:33) 4 mins

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