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Sep 11, 2025 24 min

Intersectionality - why you should care (Episode 5)

from The Lease We Can Do Hosted by Chris Ryan, Hugh Reynolds and Michelle Saffin

Michelle leads a discussion about intersectionality: what is it, how does it apply to ‘real life’ and why is it important to understand it in relation to the housing system. The episode particularly focuses on the importance of tailored support for individual circumstances. Thank you to E.W. for your permission to use a case study from your work in this episode. Resources used/for more information see: Aboriginal Housing Victoria Project Respect Renters And Housing Union (RAHU)Justice Connect Dear Landlord

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