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foreign wow how nice to be on an actual stage with actual people after the last three years Collective of lockdowns and sitting behind a TV screen or a laptop screen and pretending that we're not in pajamas and we actually are it's nice to be include talking to you before I jump in I would like to acknowledge the lands that we're all gathered on today the lands of the laundry people of the cooler Nations and pay my respects to Elders past and present sovereignty was never seen in this ears was and always will be Aboriginal land but more than that I also acknowledge the deep-seated privilege that I hold and that due to the ongoing impacts of colonization that I as a white settler continue to benefit from the marginalization and oppression of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples with that being said I'm about to talk about gender and I think it would be remiss of me not to acknowledge the Privileges that I hold in order to be up here having that conversation I'm as you can see and you're making the Assumption a white woman I'm able-bodied I'm cisgender I'm heteronormative and these are all incredible privileges that when talking about gender need to be acknowledged and felt and before I go any further I just want to give a brief content warning I do mention domestic violence and child sexual abuse so if you need to step out at any point if you need to switch off and go internal please do I really recommend that we all look after ourselves in these spaces so I encourage you to do the same now to get started I want to introduce myself but the reason I want to do that is because I want to introduce you to the two people standing in front of you today not me and Julie me and me the first part of that is what I like to call the resume version of myself this is the version that you might have interacted with you might have read my bio or stalked me on LinkedIn I know you Melbourne High kids do that you might not have done that and that's okay too but this is essentially the version of me that you're going to read on paper so if you were to read about me on paper you'd see that I currently work at Oxfam you would see that I sit as chair of a number of boards you would see that I have three degrees which I'm actually not going to name because they're not important right now anyway and your eyes would probably be drawn to the fact that at 24 years old I became Australia's largest youth-led International Development agency CEO directory Foundation and as a result of that I held industry-wide positions such as a board member of the Australian Council for International Development the sector's peak body and there we passed...