Interviews with women who are speaking up for women's rights and discussion about issues women are facing today. Hosted by Ani O'Brien (@aniobrien) she chats with women from New Zealand and abroad about the things women are no longer supposed to talk about including: gender, biological sex, gender identity, women's rights, cancel culture, and identity politics.Contact us on Facebook and Twitter (@SpeakUp4WomenNZ), or email us on contact@speakupforwomen.nzOur intro music features the voices of feminists Linda Bellos OBE, MP Joanna Cherry QC, Dame Whina Cooper, and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie.
Women's Declaration International
ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences
Qiane Matata-Sipu
Decolonising in Aotearoa
Tiffany, Mei Mei and Amelie
Janice
Tahuhu Korero
Decolonise QMUL
iamTheSorry
Sydney Opera House
ABC Radio
Word Christchurch
Catherine Truter
RNZ
RNZ
RNZ
SOUNZ Centre for New Zealand Music
Chris Harris
Going West Festival
Dakota Atkinson
Queering the Air collective
UN Women
Auckland Writers Festival
Kalani
None
Jessica and Leandro
Vosa
Equal Measures 2030
HuffPost Australia
Sandy Ruxton & Stephen Burrell
CRED
None
The Frontline
ABC Podcasts
Laurent Dubreuil
QUILTED BANANAS Radio
The Watering Hole
None
RNZ
Revolt For Her
Byron Writers Festival
Asha Gudavalli
The Brown Council
Thomas Peacock
BBC World Service
Damien W. Riggs
Ashley Scamardo
Sydney Writers' Festival
Angelina Naujoks
MABECS Malaysia
Raman Mundair
Jacob, Huw and Abby
Marshall Poe
RNZ
None
Alicia adu-mensah
Peter Griffin
NZ Society of Authors
Are We Europe
Vivien
BBC World Service
BBC World Service
Melbourne Writers Festival
RNZ
Giancarlo Maldera
Plan International Australia
Emma Rennie
BBC World Service
Oxford University
The Female Lead
Luke Moss
DJ iDJa
Stichting GODOGOOD
Kellie-Jay
Hueman Group Media
Dr Myriam Francois
Ayan Shirwa, Emma Hart, Iris Lee, Priya Kunjan, Scheherazade Bloul
Freeda
The Great Unknown
None
Loyal Books
Varsity
Eugene Maseno
Kayla Baetz
Sandwich
yellow dot organisation
TRLBLZR MAG
FBi Radio
Adelaide Writers' Week
PureVision
Rachael Jacobs and Rachael Dwyer
Ben
Man Vs World
Your Familiar Strangers
South Asian Today
Daniel Edmund
Joseph Rowntree Foundation
CFUV
RNZ
We Belong