Individuals who are changing the society in which we all live
https://www.sbs.com.au/news/podcast/change-agents
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 5 hours 15 minutes
Change Agents: Laura and Jordan O’Reilly
When siblings Jordan and Laura O’Reilly founded a disability support startup in 2015, they had no idea it would one day transform services for thousands of Australians.
Change Agents: Dylan Alcott
Dylan Alcott made wheelchair tennis history, and now he's helping women with disability transition from high-performance sport to leadership roles.
Change Agents: Carla from Bankstown
Creator Ben James hopes Carla can entertain and promote good mental health for everyone, especially LGBTQI+ people.
Change Agents: Liesl Yearsley
She may be changing the world around us with artificial intelligence and building robots for NASA, but Liesl Yearsley still struggles to attract venture capital - because she's a woman.
Change Agents: Rhonda Collard-Spratt
Yamatji-Noongar story-teller Aunty Rhonda Collard-Spratt is re-imagining ancient Aboriginal stories for a new generation.
Change Agents: Wyndam Lake
21 year old Wyndam Lake is breaking generational narratives, and empowering others in his community to do the same.
Change Agents: Kirsty Neilson and Grace Tame
An artist and the 2021 Australian of the Year are inspiring change through their shared platforms of advocacy and art.
Change Agents: Modi Depp
Modi Depp is a male belly dancer who has resisted gender stereotypes to become an expert in an ancient dance form.
Change Agents; Olivia Williams
Olivia Williams - a young Koori woman - founded the platform Blak Business to facilitate broader learning and discussion about issues impacting First Nations peoples.
Change Agents: Aram Shaabo
Aram Shaabo is rebuilding his career and helping his community in Australia after fleeing persecution in his native Iraq.