Collective Shout responds to common defences of Honey Birdette sexploitation
Honey Birdette is a serial sexploitation offender. The sex shop, located in shopping centres around the country, has attracted hundreds of complaints for its sexist advertising.
Read moreMiss America pageant drops swimsuit competition
Organisers of the Miss America pageant have announced they will scrap both the swimsuit and evening gown portion of the competition.
Read moreNetflix documentary Liberated explores real-life consequences of culture of sexual objectification
Liberated: The New Sexual Revolution is a documentary about coming of age in today’s young adult hookup culture.
Read moreWhat about the Objectification of Men?
Collective Shout’s primary mission is campaigning against the objectification of women and the sexualisation of girls. While we have spoken out against the objectification of men on occasion, the bulk of our time and efforts are focused on women and girls. Why?
Read moreWomen call out Melbourne shoe designer over sexist social media image
A Melbourne based shoe designer has attracted complaints over a sexually objectifying image on their Facebook page depicting a series of semi-naked, headless women wearing their shoes.
Read moreChannel 7's ‘Morning Show’ normalises sexual objectification
During the morning of August 3, Channel 7's ‘Morning Show’ host Kylie Gillies gifted her co-host Lary Emdur with two celebrity nudes.
Read moreVolley in hot water over sexualised #Grassroots ad campaign
New on our list of corporations that have exploited women are Volley with their recent #Grassroots campaign. Volley have been a popular shoe company for decades, but for some reason they got lazy and decided they were going to try the 'sex sells' method of advertising (which we know doesn't actually lead to more sales as detailed here).
Read moreA code of ethics that ignores sexism is a roadblock to equality
"Sexism is not always obviously violent, exploitative or degrading. It can be unintended or disguised innocently as humour, but it is always insidious, offensive to and exclusionary of its victims."
Read moreWin! Aquatic Centre ditches sexualised vids after mum speaks out
For a long time, I have been troubled by the mere presence of TV screens in public areas. It seems that these days every restaurant, cafe and shopping centre virtually adorn their walls with them.
Read moreFather speaks out against Maccas sexploitation
A NSW father has spoken out against the hyper sexualised music videos displayed in McDonald's restaurants across the country. He was with his six and eight year old children when they were exposed to sexualised content via the in-store TV screen.
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