Conversations with unstoppable women

Zohl de Ishtar

Nobel Peace Prize Nominee and Irish-Australian socio-cultural activist, Dr Zohl dé Ishtar has been involved with the Women Elders of the very remote Aboriginal community of Balgo in Western Australia for some 15 years. 

The author of Daughters of the Pacific and editor of Pacific Women Speak Out for Independence and Denuclearisation, Zohl is highly regarded for the seminal analysis of white-black relations provided by Holding Yawulyu: White Culture and Black Women's law, first published in 2005 and republished in 2016.

Zohl talks about the dimensions of Kapululangu Women's Law and Culture Centre and the communities. 

The work of Kapululangu is funded totally by donations. For example, Women Howling at the Moon events contribute any profits from Howling events to support the work of the Kapululangu Women Elders. 

Two videos to come:
1. Kapululangu
2. Zohl talking about her personal challenge and achievement in ....

Elina Juusola

Elina Juusola has been on a mission to raise the awareness of issue of romance fraud through her book, Love on the Line: How to Recover from Romance Scams Gracefully and Without Victimisation.

In this video, filmed shortly before her January 2016 book launch, Elina shares with Chris about her own experience of being scammed, the book - and the courage Elina stepped into to have this book become a reality. 

Elina credits Women Howling at the Moon, and her Unstoppable Women course with Chris, as the major catalyst to have that happen.

Elina is currently touring Queensland libraries and is writing her second book.
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Stacey Huish

Stacey is a social entrepreneur, a 1 Million Women Ambassador and a change maker who is founder and instigator of the not-for-profit book project, "1000 Ripple Effects: 1000 Stories Creating 1000 Ripple Effects Across the World."

Stacey shares passionately about this big co-authoring endeavour involving 1000 writers. The book is due to be released in November 2018.

Through these 1000 ripple effects, Stacey creates the opportunity for people everywhere to contribute and share a pearl of wisdom with children of the world who do not have mums or dads. 

The money raised from the book will then help to create ripple effects through further projects including building self sustainable communities, bulding certified organic farms, providing employment opportunities, finishing building a hospital and providing parenting skills training. 

Audio recording: 23:24 minutes.
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For more information, visit Stacey's website: 
1000 Ripple Effects