Jamila Rizvi

Jamila Rizvi is an experienced broadcaster, public speaker, and social policy expert, as well as the best selling 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 workplaces. She was one of Culture Amp’s 25 Emerging Global Culture Creators 2024, has been 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 Rizvi is appearing in the following events:

Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland: Broken Brains

Writers, friends and co-authors Jamila Rizvi and Rosie Waterland discuss brain health – the physical and the mental – through their intertwined experiences of illness, resilience and friendship in this raw, insightful and Melbourne-exclusive conversation on their new book Broken Brains.

All bookings for this event include a copy of Broken Brains at the special price of $30 (RRP$36.99). You can purchase 1 ticket + 1 copy of the book, or 2 tickets + 1 copy of the book. Larger group bookings must also include at least 1 book for every 2 tickets.

Pre-purchased books will be available to collect on the day from the Readings bookstall. Books which are not picked up at the event will be available for collection only from Readings State Library Victoria store for one week after the event, until 17 May.

Sat 10 May 12:30pm @ Athenaeum Theatre

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