Mark the month, together
Pink Month is one of the moments a workplace can show the women on its team they are seen. Something everyone wears through October says it out loud, on the floor and in the field, and keeps the conversation going where it matters, between the people who work side by side.
The three artworks here were created for this cause, each by a First Nations woman with her own connection to it, and each pays a royalty to the artist on every piece sold. Worn with intent, it is the kind of thing a team remembers being part of.
Three artworks. Three artists.
by Mandy Draper · Darug, Cabrogal Clan
A path of healing and strength passed through generations: gathering circles for women's business, footprints for the journeys walked.
by Zowie Baumgart · Kombumerri and Butchulla
Created with her best friend when her friend was going through breast cancer. The circle is a meeting place; the shapes around it are the people who carry them through.
by Eulalia Martins · Bunuba and Gija
Women of all colours, shapes, sizes and nationalities, and the circles of support we lean on through every part of life. Photographed on her home Country.
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Where the $2 goes
$250m+
Invested into more than 650 research grants since 1994, with international reach.
40%+
The death rate from breast cancer in Australia has reduced by over 40%, in large part due to research.
100%
Community funded. NBCF receives no government funding.
Boodjari Moort wear theirs to work
A perinatal and women's health team of thirteen, Indigenous and non-Indigenous, who chose polos carrying Eulalia Martins' Tribe of Women as their uniform and first wore them at the 2024 Vestrum Women's Fun Run and Walk. Produced through Express Local in under two weeks.
“Such a great conversation starter, it really makes you feel like you belong in this team. Everyone asked, ‘Where can I get one?’”
