Sarah Gilbert, author, oral historian and producer talks about the role of women in religious life. Sarah published Unconventional Women in 2024, a book about religious sisters in Australia. Sarah and Emma discuss dedication to the role, changes in Christianity and spirituality.

Original air date: 09.03.25

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Emma talks with Sonia Minhas, Dementia Australia’s Senior State Manager for Client Services NSW about dementia, what we can do to help care for people with dementia, how we can support their caregivers and families and available programs. Emma also discusses the latest research into preventative dementia strategies.

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In this episode, Emma talks with Kathy Chapman, CEO of Macular Disease Foundation Australia.

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Original air date: 11.08.24

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In this episode of Inclusive Agenda, Emma talks with Fiona Sweet, CEO of The Stella Prize.

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Emma Rossi speaks with Yvette Vignando, CEO of Mary's House Services. They discuss the scourge of domestic and family violence, and practical steps you can take to recognise, report and save lives in cases of domestic violence.

Original broadcast date: 31.12.23

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Emma Rossi speaks with Paddy O'Leary from 'Country Needs People.' Protecting nature and transforming lives, hear about community based Indigenous land and sea management. One donor has agreed to match any donation in the 2023-2024 financial year up to $500k. 

Original air date: 17.12.23

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In this episode of Inclusive Agenda, Emma Rossi talks to Michelle Lee - the first woman to row solo across the Pacific ocean.

Original air date: 05.11.23

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Eileen Baldry is a Professor of Criminology at UNSW. We talk about how poverty and inequality are driving prison numbers. We also discuss the UNSW's Celebrating Women project with spaces and buildings named after women.

Original airdate: 08.10.23

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