Peeling back layers to women's equality in Grampians

Melanie Whelan
Updated March 5 2019 - 7:55pm, first published 7:30pm
SPEAKING UP: Women's Health Grampians equality advocates Shannon Hill and Belinda-Sue Parsons share their stories with Equality For All Advocates Joy Juma, Michelle Dunn, Catherine Macharia and Ripsina Chatterjee. Picture: Adam Trafford
SPEAKING UP: Women's Health Grampians equality advocates Shannon Hill and Belinda-Sue Parsons share their stories with Equality For All Advocates Joy Juma, Michelle Dunn, Catherine Macharia and Ripsina Chatterjee. Picture: Adam Trafford

EQUALITY advocates for the region say diversity comes in many layers. They aim to help individuals and organisations think outside traditional portrayals - especially in work to empower women.

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Melanie Whelan

Melanie Whelan

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