The absolutely astute and admirable Arlou Arteta shares some of her story, practice experience and wisdom with us.
At the time of recording this episode, Arlou was special counsel with the Racial Justice Centre. However, she has recently transitioned to the role of Education Lead at the Racial Justice Centre. She is a lawyer with extensive experience in anti-discrimination, employment and human rights law. She has over 10 years of experience as a lawyer across private practice, government, community legal centres and Legal Aid Commissions across Australia. Arlou has experience advising and acting on behalf of complainants who have experienced sexual harassment, race, disability and other forms of discrimination in various Commissions, Tribunals and Courts. Arlou is also a lecturer in employment law and recently conducted an anti-racism consultancy with the United Nations.
Arlou really takes us deep in this episode and we are so excited for you to hear it. Our conversation traverses steps or strategies if you are experiencing harassment or abuse in the workplace, the challenges of DEI as a framework from an anti-racist perspective, and finding belonging in a fluid and always moving profession by calling-in community. We felt really privileged to hear and learn from her.
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