Domini Marshall (she/her) is a queer woman and White, Australian-born settler of English, Scottish and Irish immigrants, who grew up on Whadjuk Nyoongar Country (Perth, WA) and currently lives on Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Country in Naarm (Melbourne, VIC). 

She is the Director of Brand and Communications at The Equality Institute - a global feminist organisation working to advance gender equality and prevent violence against women and girls, and brings 15 years’ experience in storytelling, content marketing and strategic communications to the team

She is also a writer and filmmaker and believes in the power of art, storytelling and communication, to transform social norms and attitudes and drive positive change.

Dr Emma Fulu (she/her) is a researcher, feminist activist and leading expert on violence against women. She is the founder and Co-CEO of The Equality Institute, a global feminist agency dedicated to the prevention of violence against women and girls (VAWG).

Drawing upon nearly two decades of global experience developing research methods, advising policy makers and leading large-scale research and evaluation projects on VAWG, Emma has worked all over the world including for the United Nations and other large global programs dedicated to advancing gender equality.

Emma now lives in Naarm (Melbourne, Australia) with her three children, is regularly invited to speak publicly at events all over the globe and sits on a number of boards and advisory groups.