Meet the mothers of Australia's women's refuge movement

In this enlightening discussion, Professor Di Otto, a pioneer in establishing women's shelters, shares the history of Australia's women's refuge movement. Bobbie Townsend recounts her courageous escape from an abusive partner, while Vivien Johnson reflects on her founding role in the Marrickville Refuge Collective. They delve into the early activism that transformed societal attitudes towards domestic violence and highlight the importance of collective empowerment. Ludo McFerrin facilitates heartfelt insights into the challenges and triumphs faced by these extraordinary women.