UOW Security are investigating after the rainbow steps were vandalised this week, which the student union labeled "an attempt to intimidate and upset LBGTQIA+
The tour visited the Aboriginal Legal Service’s 50-year anniversary exhibition before continuing to Alberta Street, the site of the first Women’s Liberation House, where Frances Hamilton described how important it was for the feminist movement.
At Oxford Street, Isabella Phillips-Bohane, a drag king and activist, spoke about rich history of centuries of LGBTIQ resistance and gave tribute to the 78ers.
The tour went to Jessie Street’s former office at Challice House in Martin Place and heard from Sherri Hilario, a volunteer at the Jessie Street Women’s Library.
Next stop was the New South Wales Parliament, where Abigail Humphreys spoke about the rise of movement against rape culture.