This is a short takeaway from the episode 'Darian survived childhood trauma and poverty, now she is changing lives' 

 

This is a short takeaway from the episode 'Darian survived childhood trauma and poverty, now she is changing lives'&nbsp;
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Hosted by the ‘pad lady’ herself, Share the Dignity founder Rochelle Courtenay, you will hear raw and real stories from the recipients of kind donations, the changemakers who help spread the word, the volunteers who make it all possible, and the charity partners who join us on the journey.

Hear how just one packet of period products, or one It’s in the Bag filled with essentials, can change someone’s world.

Both side-splittingly funny and utterly heartbreaking, leave this podcast with goosebumps that’ll have you wanting to be part of the change to ensure menstrual equity here in Australia.

Hosted by the ‘pad lady’ herself, Share the Dignity founder Rochelle Courtenay, you will hear raw and real stories from the recipients of kind donations, the changemakers who help spread the word, the volunteers who make it all possible, and the charity partners who join us on the journey.
Hear how just one packet of period products, or one It’s in the Bag filled with essentials, can change someone’s world.
Both side-splittingly funny and utterly heartbreaking, leave this podcast with goosebumps that’ll have you wanting to be part of the change to ensure menstrual equity here in Australia.

Another Bloody Podcast

Moments that Matter – Darian, The day I was taken

This is a short takeaway from the episode - 'Shelly Horton felt like her life was falling apart, it was Perimenopause'

This is a short takeaway from the episode - 'Shelly Horton felt like her life was falling apart, it was Perimenopause'

Moments that Matter -  Shelly on 'The Rage'

This is a short takeaway from the episode - Lucy Peach on period power and embracing your cycle

This is a short takeaway from the episode - Lucy Peach on period power and embracing your cycle

Moments that Matter - Lucy on 'what we don't know about the pill'

In this episode of Another Bloody Podcast, Share the Dignity founder Rochelle Courtenay sits down with 2024 ACT Australian of the Year Joanne Farrell, builder, industry leader and founder of Build Like A Girl, to unpack the urgent need for Building Bloody Change.

Jo shares her firsthand experience navigating the construction industry as a woman, from walking onto sites without basic amenities to witnessing talented women leave the sector due to preventable barriers. Together, they explore the reality of Australia’s skills shortage, the systemic inequities still present on worksites, and why access to clean toilets, sanitary bins and period products is not a luxury, but a fundamental workplace standard.

This conversation challenges workplaces to do better, highlighting how small, practical changes can create lasting impact. Because if we are serious about attracting and retaining women, we must build workplaces that respect dignity, safety and equity for all.

Another Bloody Podcast is hosted by Share the Dignity founder Rochelle Courtenay aka 'Pad Lady'.

You can find her on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/rochelle-courtenay-6769156b/

Share the Dignity is an Australian charity ensuring vulnerable women, girls and people who menstruate have access to period products and essential items when they need them. Through our Dignity Drives, It’s in the Bag campaign, and ongoing advocacy, we provide vital products while pushing for lasting change to achieve menstrual equity in Australia.

Follow Share the Dignity's journey:

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/sharethedignity

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/sharethedignityaustralia/

You can find everything else here - https://linktr.ee/sharethedignityaustralia

See https://tritondigital.com/privacy-faq for privacy information.

 

In this episode of Another Bloody Podcast, Share the Dignity founder Rochelle Courtenay sits down with 2024 ACT Australian of the Year Joanne Farrell, builder, industry leader and founder of Build Like A Girl, to unpack the urgent need for Building Bloody Change.
Jo shares her firsthand experience navigating the construction industry as a woman, from walking onto sites without basic amenities to witnessing talented women leave the sector due to preventable barriers. Together, they explore the reality of Australia&rsquo;s skills shortage, the systemic inequities still present on worksites, and why access to clean toilets, sanitary bins and period products is not a luxury, but a fundamental workplace standard.
This conversation challenges workplaces to do better, highlighting how small, practical changes can create lasting impact. Because if we are serious about attracting and retaining women, we must build workplaces that respect dignity, safety and equity for all.
Another Bloody Podcast is hosted by Share the Dignity founder Rochelle Courtenay aka 'Pad Lady'.
You can find her on LinkedIn - <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/rochelle-courtenay-6769156b/">https://www.linkedin.com/in/rochelle-courtenay-6769156b/</a>
Share the Dignity is an Australian charity ensuring vulnerable women, girls and people who menstruate have access to period products and essential items when they need them. Through our Dignity Drives, It&rsquo;s in the Bag campaign, and ongoing advocacy, we provide vital products while pushing for lasting change to achieve menstrual equity in Australia.
Follow Share the Dignity's journey:
Facebook - <a href="https://www.facebook.com/sharethedignity">https://www.facebook.com/sharethedignity</a>
Instagram - <a href="https://www.instagram.com/sharethedignityaustralia/">https://www.instagram.com/sharethedignityaustralia/</a>
You can find everything else here - <a href="https://linktr.ee/sharethedignityaustralia">https://linktr.ee/sharethedignityaustralia</a>
See <a href="https://tritondigital.com/privacy-faq">https://tritondigital.com/privacy-faq</a> for privacy information.
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Moments that Matter – Darian, The day I was taken

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