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The Reckoning: Goodbye Misogyny

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WHEN

21 JANUARY
$25 + BF

WHERE

Sydney Town Hall

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A legion of women has taken a stand. Is this the end of misogyny?

Partners

Sydney Festival and UNSW Centre for Ideas present

Unfortunately, Goodbye Misogyny on Friday 21 January has been cancelled.

The Reckoning Talk Series events on Saturday 22 January will now be online livestreamed free events. Please visit our AT HOME platform to enjoy these events online. All ticket holders for the in-person talk events will be refunded in full automatically. Please note, refunds may take up to 14 business days to appear on your bank statement.

We apologise for any inconvenience.

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In 2021, a legion of women stood up and said they weren’t going to take it anymore, calling out violence, harassment and misogyny.

In a powerhouse panel featuring ABC reporter Louise Milligan, constitutional law expert Gabrielle Appleby, author and former Liberal turned Independent Federal MP Julia Banks, words will not be minced and bushes will not be beaten around.

They’ll reflect on exposing the Canberra bubble, holding a High Court judge to account and putting the spotlight on political misogyny, ultimately stepping out an action plan to give misogyny the flick – for good.

January 2022

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Ticketing & Pricing

Reserved Full Price - $25
Reserved Concession - $22

+ booking fee

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Multipack Event

Location

Sydney Town Hall 483 George Street Sydney New South Wales 2000

Performance Times

Fri 21 January at 6:30pm

Accessibility

Sydney Town Hall is an accessible venue. You can find out more information including access to hearing loop system via their website here. There is a dedicated Auslan interpreted session 6.30pm Friday 21 January

Credits

Speaking:

Gabrielle Appleby

Professor Gabrielle Appleby works at the Faculty of Law & Justice at UNSW Sydney, focusing on the accountability of public power as exercised by the government, the parliament and the judiciary – and is a strong advocate for reform in these areas. Gabrielle is the Director of The Judiciary Project at the Gilbert + Tobin Centre of Public Law, the constitutional consultant to the Clerk of the Australian House of Representatives, and a member of the Indigenous Law Centre. She has also worked as a pro bono constitutional adviser to the Regional Dialogues and the First Nations Constitutional Convention that led to the Uluru Statement from the Heart.

Louise Milligan

Louise Milligan is a multi award-winning journalist at the ABC’s Four Corners and Press Freedom medallist whose investigation for ABC TV and her Walkley Award-winning book, Cardinal, broke international news and led to her being a witness in the George Pell case. Her Four Corners ‘Canberra Bubble’ investigation started a wave of stories about women in politics and continues to have parliamentary fallout a year later. Her 2018 story ‘I Am That Girl’ inspired a Law Reform Commission inquiry to change NSW rape laws. Milligan’s recent book Witness: An Investigation Into the Brutal Cost of Seeking Justice won prizes in this year’s Davitt Awards and Victorian Premier’s Literary Awards.

Julia Banks

Julia Banks is an author, businesswoman, lawyer and keynote speaker who runs her own consultancy business. She has extensive experience in the corporate and legal sector and served as a Federal Member of the Parliament of Australia. Julia's bestselling book Power Play: Breaking through bias, barriers and boys clubs reveals the unvarnished realities of workplaces where power disparities and gender politics collide. Julia has worked in senior corporate counsel and executive director roles for global companies for over 20 years prior to being elected as a Federal Member of Parliament in 2016.

Julia Banks appears by arrangement with Saxton Speakers Bureau.

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Name: The Reckoning: Goodbye Misogyny
Start: 2022-01-21 18:30:00+11:00
End: 2022-01-21 18:30:00+11:00
Location: Sydney Town Hall

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