Equal Voice was invented to help change the four-men-to-one-woman ratio in politics.
We figure just because you've never before imagined what a great mayor, member of parliament or health minister you could be, doesn't mean we can't give you the opportunity to try the idea on for size!
In some countries, as many women are elected to public office
as men. Why there and not here?
What seems to make a difference is when girls are encouraged at a young age to learn about how our democratic system works and understand how politics affects their lives.
You can't imagine a future that you don't know anything about.
So Experiences was invented to let you try politics on for size.

It looks good on a resumé, boosts confidence and shows up in the lines on our faces as we age.
The dictionary defines experience as the knowledge and skill we gain by being included in, exposed to or having
direct contact with activities, events or people over a period of time. Our lives are a collection of experiences and
the sense we make of them.

In the movie Australia, Hugh Jackman's character, the
Drover, puts it this way to Lady Ashley, played by
Nicole Kidman: "In the end all you own is your story .
I'm just trying to live a good one."
(Then again, Oscar Wilde, Irish playwright, wit and
celebrity of the late 19th century claimed:
"Experience is simply the name we give our
mistakes"!)
Equal Voice is dedicated to ensuring that women's and girls' experiences - and our ideas,
attitudes and concerns
- have an impact on the decisions that politicians make
on our behalf.
By the end of the process, you'll have been able to:
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