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Panel Discussion: online launch of the Speaking from Experience report

Working Women's Centre Australia

Now available to watch: The online launch of the Speaking From Experience report by the Australian Human Rights Commission.

The panel explores the report’s key findings and recommendations to better prevent and respond to workplace sexual harassment — informed by the voices of people with lived experience.

Commissioner Anna Cody hosted a panel discussion with:

Pita Lokotui, PALM Country Liaison Officer
Alex Duarte, Forcibly Displaced People Network
Kelly Thomas, Young Workers Centre
Abbey Kendall, CEO, Working Women’s Centre SA

▶️ Watch the discussion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-d3EgSezXE0

📖 Read the full report: Speaking from Experience Report - What needs to change to address workplace sexual harassment

#RespectAtWork #SpeakingFromExperience #StopSexualHarassment

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Online launch of the Speaking from Experience report, held on 25 June 2025 by the Australian Human Rights Commission. The screen shows the event title on a blue background with an illustrated group of diverse people at the bottom.

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