Non-Indigenous Australians and their successes often dominate International Women’s Day. For Australia to reckon with its history, it needs to hear Indigenous stories too, Virginia Marshall writes.

Despite decades of activism for reform, victims of domestic violence are still not seeing their realities fully reflected in government policy, and some are losing hope. For change to happen, a continuous society-wide effort is required, Patricia Easteal writes.

The work of female peacekeepers in crucial missions around the world brings irreplaceable advantages, but the United Nations and its member countries have much to overcome if they are to harness that potential, Donna Bridges writes.

In this episode, we mark International Women’s Day with a special pod looking at women in leadership, from the boardroom to the front bench.

Women are disproportionately affected by sexual harassment in the workplace at great cost to their physical and mental health. A new approach to change work culture is needed to address the issue, Yana Rodgers and Debra Lancaster write.

As the world celebrates International Women’s Day on 8 March, Policy Forum turns its attention to the arduous journey of achieving gender equality. Julia Ahrens kicks us off by looking at the steps the global community has taken, and the mountains it still has to climb.