Tomorrow Woman and Tomorrow Man acknowledge that our offices are on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nations.
Acknowledgement of Country
Tomorrow Woman acknowledge that our offices are on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nations. We pay respect to elders past, present and future, and all First Nations people.
About this module
Her Voice is about turning down the volume of the inner critic and amplifying a more empowered, compassionate voice.
What to expect
Through reflection, practice, and peer support, participants explore the origins of their inner voice, challenge limiting beliefs, and build the courage to express themselves authentically.
Topics & Issues Covered
Workshop Specifics
What they say about Her Tomorrow
Develops self-awareness of inner dialogue and actively practise overcoming self-judgement, fostering a compassionate and empowering inner dialogue.
Builds confidence to assertively express themselves, fostering an authentic sense of self.
Gains awareness of how negative beliefs influence interactions with others.
Explores the origins of our inner voice and reflects on the its impact
Practises voicing inner critic thoughts out loud to reclaim the power they hold over us.
Examines the role of the inner critic in shaping self-perception and interactions with the world.
83% felt they understood how to challenge their inner critic.
81% reported greater confidence in expressing themselves.
85% felt inspired to create positive change in their community.
Step into your power. Too many women carry the weight of critical voices that hold them back. Her Voice equips participants with the skills and courage to quiet that inner critic, replace self-doubt with compassion, and speak up with confidence.
Together, we create not just individual growth, but a collective legacy of empowered women using their voices to shape change.
Our student program 'Her Tomorrow' specifically supports and aligns with the four dimensions of ‘Respect Matters’ and consent education for senior students.
Our strength based approach enables students from Year 10 - 12 to progress through a series of modules with clear outcomes linking to the Respect Matters curriculum and ACARA Learning Areas. The overall aim of our programs are to build greater agency in the young people we work with.
Through cultivating an awareness of the pressures that come from gender stereotypes, practising activities that grow emotional literacy and building deeper connection and empathy with peers, young people are able to develop the skills to better look after themselves and others, and to make better choices.
Our program content consists of six developmentally appropriate, sequential modules, with clear outcomes, encapsulating the four dimensions of Australian Curriculum Respectful Relationships, PLUS additional content to support emotional learning skills.
Mod One
Mod Two
Mod Three
Mod Four
We believe in flexible pricing that meets your needs because we’re genuinely committed to finding solutions that matter. Download our rate card for a clear overview of our services, designed to help you discover the perfect fit. Our mission is to make a meaningful impact on young people across Australia.
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Tailored specifically for Year 9 students, at a pivotal time where personal connections and self-awareness are crucial to developmental success. Connection Code provides the tools for these young minds to break free from the limitations of restrictive friendship cliques and peer judgement
Single Module or Part of ‘Her Tomorrow’ Series
Across 1+ years, Her Tomorrow’s four modules take students on an in-depth journey towards embodying their most powerful voice and living a bolder life. It’s what teachers and parents continuously tell us: “I wish I had this growing up.”
Our signature introductory workshop. Participants are empowered to use their voice, develop courage to challenge restrictive gender expectations and explore their unapologetic selves amongst their peers and in their own lives.
Part of ‘Her Tomorrow’ Series
Participants examine how pressures and expectations influence their treatment of others, particularly women, and learn tools to create a supportive and inclusive peer culture. The workshop empowers students to shape an environment of empathy, reduced judgement, and belonging.
Part of ‘Her Tomorrow’ Series
Participants explore their sense of self, learn how to set clearer personal boundaries, enabling them to redefine the intimate relationships they have with themselves and others.
Part of ‘Her Tomorrow’ Series
In Teacher Training, our facilitators share what they've learned from working with young people for over 15 years. Through conversations and practices, teachers will gain insights as well as a toolkit to have honest and meaningful conversations with them.
Single Module
An engaging workshop for parents, guardians and carers, to strengthen their communication and relationship with their teenagers. Run in-person or online.
Single Module
Both are equally impactful as our facilitators are also well-trained to engage online group settings – yes, even beyond those tech mishaps! Just ask.
Tomorrow Woman is a social enterprise in partnership with Tomorrow Man and Tomorrow Architects. Our offices are located in Sydney and Melbourne – and we travel everywhere across Australia.
Acknowledgement of Country
We respectfully acknowledge the first custodians of the land on which we live and work, the Wurrundjeri People of the Kulin Nation. We pay respects to Elders past, present and emerging and to all First Nations People. Sovereignty was never ceded and treaties were never signed.
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