Liel is a disability and justice advocate, writer, podcaster and trainer. Liel writes poetry, short memoir, short stories, essays and is working on a novel. Her writing engages with themes of identity, culture, social issues, and the mind-body connection. Her approach is holistic as she explores how the emotional, spiritual, psychological, social, and physical interact. She is particularly fascinated by intersectionality and is the founder, producer, and host of the highly rated podcast (Un) marginalised . Liel identifies as a proud disabled, immigrant, non-conforming female. You can find her on all major platforms via .
TOP 5 ARTS Residency – ABC. In 2021, Liel has been selected by the ABC to the TOP 5 media residency program. She is honored to be selected to this exclusive program, to work with and learn form the best in the media, radio and publishing industry. Keep an eye out for exciting stuff to come by subscribing or following her on social media.
(Un)marginalised – a raw intersectionality podcast. Out in the world in April 2021, (Un)marginalised explores the realities of living on intersections of diverse identities. Dreamed, produced and hosted by Liel, the first season is now available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and this site.
Latest Posts
- (Un)marginalised S2, E6 with Carly Findlay OAM
- (Un)marginalised: S2, E5 with Laura Pettenuzzo
- (Un)marginalised: S2, E4 with Zoe Simmons
- (Un)marginalised: S2, E3 with Jess Kapuscinski-Evans
- (Un)marginalised: S2, E2 with Renay Barker-Mulholland
Liel respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land on which she usually lives and writes, the Wurundjeri peoples of the Kulin Nation, and pay her respect to their Elders past, present, and emerging. She wants to acknowledge and highlight that the people of this land have been storytellers and knowledge-keepers for generations.
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