The Echo Project Interview Series

with Lucy Cornell

"Where words prevail not, violence prevails."
The Spanish Tragedy, Thomas Kyd , 1587

Lucy Cornell, founder of the Echo Project interviews Tara Moss on what is means to be a voice of inspiration and an advocate for change.

Tara Moss

Your Right to Speak
with Tara Moss

Lucy Cornell, founder of the Echo Project interviews Tara Moss on what is means to be a voice of inspiration and an advocate for change. Links : The Echo Project - voicecoach.net/echoproject Fullstop Foundation - fullstopfoundation.org.au Everyday Hero - https://city2surf2016.everydayhero.com/au/tara-moss

Lucy Cornell interviews Tara Moss on being a voice against sexual abuse and her book, Speaking Out.

Rosie Batty

Family violence is a crime.
It is a violation of human rights.

Lucy Cornell interviews Rosie Batty on how she found her voice in the wake of such personal family violence.
Full interview - early November.

Christine Dolan

Human trafficking is a
shared global shame.

It is in every country.

Our fear of looking at this ugly face of humanity perpetuates its existence. Your voice will help end the silence.

Yalda Hakim

Lucy Cornell interviews Yalda Hakim, Australian-Afghani journalist based in London for the BBC, on refugee crises and global issues of silence.

Interview coming soon.

Natasha Short

Natasha leads Kimberley Jiyigas (Kimberley Birds) which is a MOVEMENT of Kimberley Indigenous women united in their passion to influence social change within their Australian Indigenous communities, region and nation.