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In partnership with CheekyMac Productions, ATOM invites women based in remote, rural, and regional locations of Australia to take part in a nationwide survey which will inform the production of a groundbreaking new documentary Rural Daughters.
This feature-length film aims to take an unflinching look at the unique and often overlooked barriers and success stories of rural women as they effect change and lead purpose-driven lives.
The insights gained from the 1000 Rural Women Survey will play a crucial role in highlighting the challenges and triumphs of rural women, advocating for their needs, and celebrating their contributions to our communities.
The survey invites rural women’s experiences and stories on topics such as:
- Natural disasters
- Health
- Domestic violence
- Societal attitudes
- Tall Poppy Syndrome
- Community life
- Leadership
- Female role models
A collaborative effort between Federation University’s Collaborative Evaluation and Research Centre and CheekyMac Productions (commissioned by the Community Enterprise Foundation) – this survey is the broadest and largest of its kind.
This research will not only inform the documentary and amplify the collective voices of rural women, but is expected to inform policy and be used to develop educational resources for Australian schools.
For more information about the Rural Daughters documentary and survey, please visit: www.cheekymac.com/rural-daughters
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