In our fifth episode, we sit down with the incredible Sharyn Hall SC and the Honourable Justice Rachel Pepper. Through conversation, both Sharyn and her Honour discuss how to navigate the legal profession and the Bar as women who identify as part of the LGBTQI+ community. They both share their nuanced and varied experiences, and shed some light on how to navigate a career in courtroom advocacy. If you are interested in working at the Bar, or would like to hear some insightful words of wisdom from two inspiring industry leaders, this episode is an absolute must-listen!

In our fifth episode, we sit down with the incredible Sharyn Hall SC and the Honourable Justice Rachel Pepper. Through conversation, both Sharyn and her Honour discuss how to navigate the legal profession and the Bar as women who identify as part of the LGBTQI+ community. They both share their nuanced and varied experiences, and shed some light on how to navigate a career in courtroom advocacy. If you are interested in working at the Bar, or would like to hear some insightful words of wisdom from two inspiring industry leaders, this episode is an absolute must-listen!

Unravelled is a podcast by Diverse Women in Law aimed at increasing access and exposure to knowledge and issues about the legal profession, with a particular focus on issues affecting Diverse Women. 

Unravelled is a podcast by Diverse Women in Law aimed at increasing access and exposure to knowledge and issues about the legal profession, with a particular focus on issues affecting Diverse Women.

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From Courtrooms to Changemakers: LGBTQI Advocates in Law

In our sixth episode, we are joined by Mariam Veiszadeh, an award-winning human rights champion, lawyer, diversity & inclusion practitioner, contributing author and social commentator.

From starting the Islamophobia Register to her work with Media Diversity Australia, Mariam continues to leverage her lived experience to amplify the voices of diverse women advocates, improve diverse representation in the media and champion the rights of asylum seekers and refugees.

Tune in to hear about the evolution of Mariam’s advocacy influenced by her intersecting identities, her choice to pursue a career in law and how she has overcome various challenges experienced by diverse women who publicly advocate for change.

TRIGGER WARNING - This episode contains discussions about mental health challenges, including topics such as dealing with high levels of stress. Listener discretion is advised, and please prioritise your well-being while listening.

In our sixth episode, we are joined by Mariam Veiszadeh, an award-winning human rights champion, lawyer, diversity &amp; inclusion practitioner, contributing author and social commentator.
From starting the Islamophobia Register to her work with Media Diversity Australia, Mariam continues to leverage her lived experience to amplify the voices of diverse women advocates, improve diverse representation in the media and champion the rights of asylum seekers and refugees.
Tune in to hear about the evolution of Mariam’s advocacy influenced by her intersecting identities, her choice to pursue a career in law and how she has overcome various challenges experienced by diverse women who publicly advocate for change.
TRIGGER WARNING - This episode contains discussions about mental health challenges, including topics such as dealing with high levels of stress. Listener discretion is advised, and please prioritise your well-being while listening.

Advocacy in Action: From the Courtroom to the Newsroom

In our fourth episode, we sit down with Karla - a Kamilaroi woman who grew up in Tamworth and now works as a graduate at leading law firm Gilbert + Tobin. We get a glimpse into what it has been like for a young, Indigenous woman to navigate studying law in a new city and working at a large law firm. Through Karla's story, we learn the importance of "backing yourself", especially in situations which may initially seem impossible. This episode isn't one to miss!

In our fourth episode, we sit down with Karla - a Kamilaroi woman who grew up in Tamworth and now works as a graduate at leading law firm Gilbert + Tobin. We get a glimpse into what it has been like for a young, Indigenous woman to navigate studying law in a new city and working at a large law firm. Through Karla's story, we learn the importance of "backing yourself", especially in situations which may initially seem impossible. This episode isn't one to miss!

Back Yourself: Navigating Law School and Law Firms as a Young Indigenous Woman with Karla

In our third episode, we sit down with Tu Le, a lawyer and advocate, who has recently been named the 40 Under 40 Most Influential Asian-Australian of 2022. In this conversation, Tu provides incredible insights into the world of law and politics, sharing her experiences as a lawyer in the community legal sector and advocating for people from a range of diverse backgrounds. If you're interested in social justice and community politics, don't miss this episode!

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Have feedback? We'd love to hear it! Direct message us on Instagram @unravelleddwl or email us on operations@diversewomeninlaw.com.au 

In our third episode, we sit down with Tu Le, a lawyer and advocate, who has recently been named the 40 Under 40 Most Influential Asian-Australian of 2022. In this conversation, Tu provides incredible insights into the world of law and politics, sharing her experiences as a lawyer in the community legal sector and advocating for people from a range of diverse backgrounds. If you're interested in social justice and community politics, don't miss this episode!
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GET IN TOUCH:
Have feedback? We'd love to hear it! Direct message us on Instagram @unravelleddwl or email us on <a href="mailto:operations@diversewomeninlaw.com.au ">operations@diversewomeninlaw.com.au </a>

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