@wordsbysatara

wordsbysatara has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in July 2023. Resources wordsbysatara has populated their site with include: • The Guardian - Walking the halls of the UN, I felt its power — and its distance from the people it was built to serve • Sydney Morning Herald - Australian Youth Representative to the United Nations • Sydney Morning Herald - Could a woman of colour really lead Australia? • ACT Human Rights Commission - Covid-19 and children with disability: responding to the needs of all community members during the pandemic • ABC - After Sri Lanka and Christchurch, I can tell you this about terrorism • The Disability Royal Commission just called for New Disability Rights Act - But the Campaign for a National Human Rights Act Has Been Going on for Even Longer • Sydney Morning Herald: Europe’s far-right politics revival makes me think twice about travel abroad • Sydney Morning Herald: I’m not cancelling my favourite books, despite my dark skin troubling their authors • ABC: How a blind nun and her school gave me a new way of seeing the world - ABC Religion & Ethics • Sydney Morning Herald: Disability Royal Commission - The day I turned 14, two of my disabled sister’s friends were found dead • Sydney Morning Herald - I lost my faith in God’s CV, so I did a reference check • SBS - My sister showed me that using words isn’t the only way to be heard • ABC Religion & Ethics - “The end where my beginning was”: What a journey to Sri Lanka revealed to me about my Christian faith • The Canberra Times - Domestic violence support services need more representation for young people • Lawyers Weekly - Intersectional Inclusion in the Legal Profession • Meanjin - My Mother Country Is Falling Apart, But the Fierce Spirit of Its People Is What Keeps Me Hopeful • The Canberra Times - ACT youth speak out about domestic violence • Take us as we are – empowering neurodivergent and disabled experiences in the arts • Amnesty International - Campaign for a Federal Human Rights Act • Theatre: Why are we giving shows like Miss Saigon a rerun in 2023? • Theatre review: Stay Woke