Memoirs of a Feminist Mother

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Carol Fox is a lawyer, best known in Scotland for successfully fighting mass equal pay cases for low paid women and for playing an active part in the Referendum Campaign. Kris has been involved with many charitable organisations over the years, most recently taking a board role with Housing All Australians, and an Advisory and Action Group of influential leaders from the private sector with a shared belief that it is in Australia’s long-term economic interest to house all Australians including those on low incomes. Written as a memoir addressed to her only daughter, now nearly 23, the story has been, and continues to be, of interest to a wider audience of women, young and old, mothers and non-mothers, as the chapters record the changing social attitudes towards single parents during the past 25 years.

Since the paddle, Bonnie has enjoyed sharing her story as a corporate speaker and her story carries many relevant themes such as resilience, working in a team, adapting to change, breaking gender stereotypes and stepping outside the comfort zone. With easy-to-understand explanations on different communication styles and easy-to-master techniques, this book shows how to communicate with confidence anytime, anywhere and with anyone.Bonnie Hancock is a 32-year-old former professional ironwoman who paddled around Australia on a surf ski. For over nineteen years, her career has concentrated on providing forensic, investigative and bankruptcy services to debtors, creditors, Federal bankruptcy trustees and examiners, creditors’ committees, court appointed assignees, the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Department of Justice, law firms and financial institutions. She is a CPA,* CIRA (Certified Insolvency and Restructuring Advisor) and CFE (Certified Fraud Examiner) and has addressed numerous professional organizations on issues relating to bankruptcy, forensic accounting and distressed real estate.

said Carol Fox who at the time was in Year 12 and eager to follow in her brother’s footsteps at Lorne Lifesaving Club.You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.