The future of ...

The global pandemic has got us thinking about the future.

Tune in to this fortnightly series where we explore the cracks in our systems and how we can all make positive changes in the way we live, learn and play.

Each episode, creative thinkers will join award-winning journalist Santilla Chingaipe to discuss their brave and bold future state ideas, ranging from television to politics.

The pre-recorded series will be streamed on State Library Victoria’s website and made available after each event as a video and podcast.

Thursday 4 March: The future of women’s safety

Zoë Condliffe is a data activist, gender advocate, researcher, and the Founder and CEO of She’s a Crowd – a social enterprise committed to addressing and counteracting gender-based violence.

In this episode, Zoë will discuss how she and her team are looking at data from a feminist perspective to make public spaces safer for women and non-binary people.

Continue the conversation on your socials using #SLVfuture.

More about Santilla Chingaipe

Santilla Chingaipe is a journalist and filmmaker whose work explores migration, cultural identities and politics. She is a regular contributor to The Saturday Paper, and serves as a member of the Federal Government’s Advisory Group on Australia-Africa Relations (AGAAR).

Chingaipe is the recipient of a number of awards, and was recognised by the United Nations as one of the most influential people of African descent in the world in 2019.

Upcoming episodes

Thursday 18 March: details coming soon

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