Wendy McCarthy AC finishes out our podcast for a conversation about what changes - and what doesn't - across generations. We talk about what women were never told, the progress we've made, the barriers that remain, and what we owe the generation that comes next.

Purchase a copy of Wendy's memoir, "Don't Be Too Polite, Girls" here.

Learn more about the justice system and Sarah's advocacy at www.withyouwecan.org, and follow us on Instagram @withyouwecan_ and LinkedIn.

Policy and reform expert Lara Freidin unpacks what separates symbolic reform from meaningful systemic change, and how the Australian Law Reform Commission's Recommendation 10 can get us there.

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Victim-survivor advocate Nicole Meyer reflects on delay, uncertainty and endurance inside the justice system, and the emotional, financial and psychological toll of waiting for outcomes that may never come.

The documentary "Revealed: Surviving Malka Leifer" featuring Nicole and her sisters is available for viewing on Stan or Apple TV. Her two-part episode on I Catch Killers with Gary Jubelin starts here. You can also connect with Nicole on Instagram @breakingthesilencenow.

Learn more about the justice system and Sarah's advocacy at www.withyouwecan.org, and follow us on Instagram @withyouwecan_ and LinkedIn.

Former prosecutor, victim-survivor and now independent lawyer Eleanor Danks joins the podcast for a candid discussion about adversarial systems, courtroom ethics and what justice looks like when legal process collides with lived experience.

Watch Eleanor's TedX talk "Transformative Justice Principles to Reclaim Humanity" here.

Learn more about the justice system and Sarah's advocacy at www.withyouwecan.org, and follow us on Instagram @withyouwecan_ and LinkedIn.

A conversation with independent legal representation advocate Laura Rowe about privacy, community, and the growing push to give victim-survivors their own lawyer at court.

Read about our work calling for independent legal representation alongside Laura here.

Learn more about the justice system and Sarah's advocacy at www.withyouwecan.org, and follow us on Instagram @withyouwecan_ and LinkedIn.

A conversation with award-winning lawyer Karen Iles about credibility and institutional power inside the criminal justice system, and the difficult questions surrounding who gets believed, supported and pursued through the law.

Check out Violet Co. Legal & Consulting and follow Karen's progress with the Make Police Investigate campaign. Read her story here.

Learn more about the justice system and Sarah's advocacy at www.withyouwecan.org, and follow us on Instagram @withyouwecan_ and LinkedIn.

What really happens when someone first reports sexual violence to police? This episode with former Victorian police officer Jacob Gooden explores the immense power held at the earliest stages of the justice process, and how first responses can shape everything that follows.

Learn more about Sayfe Disclose here and find Jacob on Instagram @sayfe.official.

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A conversation with advocate and educator Mia Findlay about the cultural forces that shape how sexual violence is understood, minimised and responded to in Australia - and what it takes to challenge the narratives we’ve been taught to accept.

Find Mia at www.beyondbodycoach.com or @whatmiadianext on Instagram.

Learn more about the justice system and Sarah's advocacy at www.withyouwecan.org, and follow us on Instagram @withyouwecan_ and LinkedIn.