Episode 3: Let’s roar withChiou See Anderson part 2 

My next guest on this series about strong, brilliant, women of colour is Chiou See Anderson. Chiou See has Singaporean Chinese heritage. She is President of the National Council of Women Australia, Head of the Australian delegation for the G20 Women Care Economy Working Group, Juror of the Australian Women in Music Executive Game Changer Award, Chair of a software company and Owner/Operator of two retirement villages. Chiou See is also a grandmother of two.

This interview is split into two episodes. In this second episode, Chiou See talks to us about how she used the ‘Art of War’ to win a court case against her local City Council, why girls need to stop being pick mes, and how to confidently own a room.

Content warning: We mention domestic violence. If you’re in Australia and you need to talk to someone, please call 1800RESPECT on 1800 737 732 (sexual assault, domestic and family violence counselling). If you’re outside Australia please contact the domestic violence support service in your area.

Episode 3: Let&rsquo;s roar with Chiou See Anderson part 2 
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This interview is spli<a>t</a> into two episodes. In <a>t</a>his second episode, Chiou See talks to us about how she used the &lsquo;Art of War&rsquo; to win a court case against her local City Council, why girls need to stop being pick mes, and how to confidently own a room.
Content warning: We mention domestic violence. If you&rsquo;re in Australia and you need to talk to someone, please call <a href="https://www.1800respect.org.au/">1800RESPECT</a> on 1800 737 732 (sexual assault, domestic and family violence counselling). If you&rsquo;re outside Australia please contact the domestic violence support service in your area.

Are you a woman or girl of colour? Then join me, Netta Finney Mejia on Lioness Heart, a brand-new monthly half-hour podcast where we delve into the life of a strong, brilliant, badass woman of colour.

Let’s raise our voices, share our stories, and laugh and cry together. But most importantly, let’s roar!

Because let’s face it, it’s a jungle out there and we black and brown women, our big lioness hearts give us the strength and courage to smash through that jungle and forge our own paths.

Lioness Heart is produced and hosted by Netta Finney Meija 

Are you a woman or girl of colour? Then join me, Netta Finney Mejia on Lioness Heart, a brand-new monthly half-hour podcast where we delve into the life of a strong, brilliant, badass woman of colour. Let’s raise our voices, share our stories, and laugh and cry together. But most importantly, let’s roar! Because let’s face it, it’s a jungle out there and we black and brown women, our big lioness hearts give us the strength and courage to smash through that jungle and forge our own paths.
Lioness Heart is produced and hosted by Netta Finney Meija