Invisibility is not just about money; it is about power too. Katherine Ellis explores how the foundation of invisibility can be laid in a woman’s youth, and can begin as early as their 40's. We all know a fundamental barrier from falling into poverty is owning your own home, but the current housing market means that young people are not optimistic for the future – they are now fearful of it.

Join Katherine Ellis as she illustrates what the next generation of The Invisible Woman will look like if the status quo remains, and the action required to transform it.

Where does invisibility begin? Women find themselves fading away over time, oftentimes it is a rapid downward spiral. No woman is immune to invisibility, and as our Project Convenor Jo Cavanagh explains, it can even happen overnight.

Join Jo Cavanagh as she discusses the data drawn from grassroots research that has been codified into the Five D’s that are affecting women: Disability, Divorce, Death of partner, Domestic violence, and a Dearth of dollars. This perfect storm is rendering those women invisible who bind the fabric of our society and communities together.

In this episode of The Invisible Woman Podcast, Jeanette Large, CEO of the Women’s Property Initiatives talks to us about homelessness and women as well as solutions to the housing problem such as Shared Equity, social housing and philanthropy.

What connects women in sports with women in STEM? A/Prof Jo Cavanagh, Prof Catherine Itsiopoulos, and Katherine Ellis discuss society’s part in supporting women in male-dominated roles.

How can architecture and urban design impact life for women of all ages? Join A/Prof Jo Cavanagh, Prof Catherine Itsiopoulos and Katherine Ellis in a discussion on women's safety in public life.

Structural oppression holds women back from leadership positions, financial stability, and security as they age- join A/Prof Jo Cavanagh, Prof Catherine Itsiopoulos and Katherine Ellis as they discuss how social connections can help combat these issues for women over 55.

On #IWD we spoke to A/Prof Jo Cavanagh, Prof Catherine Itsiopoulos, and Katherine Ellis about healthy ageing for women through diet, lifestyle, and community.

A / Prof Jo Cavanagh, Prof Catherine Itsiopoulos (RMIT), and Katherine Ellis (CEO of Youth Affairs Council Victoria) discuss the current situation for women in Australia post Covid-19.

Welcome by Kyriakos Gold (Just Gold CEO).

Recorded live at The Commons QV, located at Melbourne's Greek Quarter, on International Women's Day 2022.

The Invisible Woman Project is a social partnership between Just Gold and the City of Melbourne.

In this pilot episode, we describe The Invisible Woman Syndrome and talk to women who have been observing it become a pressing issue during the last decades.