‘“What I wanted to signal”: Women navigating the media’ by Virginia Haussegger
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‘“What I wanted to signal”: Women navigating the media’ by Virginia Haussegger
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This week on The ABR Podcast, Virginia Haussegger reviews Women Who Win by Antoinette Lattouf, a book that is not about ‘the anatomy of winning’, but rather about ‘the impact of fighting’. Using her well-known legal case against the ABC as a narrative framework, Lattouf unfolds the stories of over forty ‘unyielding, unbowed’ women who dared to take on ‘powerful institutions’ and ‘systems of exclusion’. The result, Haussegger writes, is a gritty exploration of the ‘drama, doubt, and pain associated with winning’.
Virginia Haussegger is an award-winning television journalist, writer, and commentator, whose media career spans thirty years. She is Deputy Chair of the media think-tank PIJI, the Public Interest Journalism Initiative, and she hosts BroadTalk, a podcast about women, power, and the wayward world.
‘“What I wanted to signal”: Women navigating the media’ by Virginia Haussegger is published in the August issue of ABR.
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