Guest
Tim Class Auliff
Episode Number
№5
Tim Class-Auliff is a long-time advocate for domestic and family violence reform whose work was shaped by the murder of his sister-in-law, Rachel Thulborn.
For more than a decade, Tim has used his personal experience to campaign for greater awareness, accountability and meaningful change around violence against women.
His advocacy has included work associated with White Ribbon, public campaigning, media appearances and contributions to government inquiries into the treatment and support of victims of crime.
Drawing on tragedy, lived experience and years of advocacy, Tim speaks candidly about violence, masculinity, responsibility and the role men can play in changing attitudes and behaviour.
In The 8th Voice, Tim goes beyond statistics and policy to explore the human consequences of violence, what genuine accountability looks like, and why lasting cultural change requires men to be part of the conversation.
