Jamila Rizvi
Jamila Rizvi is an experienced broadcaster, public speaker and social policy expert, as well as the bestselling author of Not Just Lucky and The Motherhood. As Deputy Managing Director of Future Women, Jamila champions women’s economic security and gender equity in Australian workplaces. She has been named one of Culture Amp’s 25 Emerging Global Culture Creators, included in the Australian Financial Review’s 100 Women of Influence and won the Women and Leadership Australia Award for Excellence in Women’s Leadership in 2020. Jamila is a board member at The Wheeler Centre for Books, Writing and Ideas.
Two remarkable authors join forces for a moving and insightful conversation about the challenges of living with a ‘broken brain’ at this edition of Books and Ideas at Montalto.
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Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland take the stage in Geelong for a heartfelt discussion about the challenges of living with illness and their co-authored book, Broken Brains.
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