Erin Moy

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Erin Moy

WOOM Co-founder

Erin Moy is a writer, producer and entrepreneur.

After starting her career in journalism, in 2013 she founded global creative company Entropico, where she is dedicated to finding and fostering exciting and diverse voices in entertainment and advertising and shaking up those industries for the better.

In 2023 she co-founded WOOM, a startup that fights period shame with accessible, beautiful and organic period care delivered to workplaces each month.

Erin has created campaigns for clients including Google, Beats, Square and Adidas. Her short films have screened at institutions and festivals including MONA, ACMI, Serpentine Gallery, Phoenix, The Long Now Berlin and Sydney Film Festival, and her first feature premieres on a global streaming platform later this year.

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Creating a Shame-Free Future

WED, OCT 18, 12:00 PM
Conference
For decades, the world’s “mad men” have sold shame to women. From the red swimsuits in the Special K ads, to the use of the word ‘hygiene’ next to products destined for our vaginas. But a new breed of Australian start-ups are designing a shame-free future with product innovation and creative communication. In this session you’ll meet three founders proud to be masturbating, menstruating and shifting stigmas through branding and storytelling. Girls Get Off is their name, and normalising female pleasure is their game. This startup is taking shame out of female masturbation and shifting our culture one orgasm at a time. WOOM believes period care should be as accessible as toilet paper in workplaces. So they’re shifting period stigmas in bathrooms and boardrooms all over Australia with their beautiful, organic period care and bold messaging. Cheek Media Co. is a platform for shifting perspectives and provoking thoughts. Accessible, entertaining and disruptive, Cheek is rewriting our collective narrative and moving the needle on patriarchal taboos. These creatives have a shared passion for celebrating the functions of female and non-binary bodies, and using creativity to take on taboos. A panel session perfect for anyone wanting to help rewrite the shame narrative.
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