Members On Their Way Members On Their Way: Mel Wojtas Meet the domestic violence survivor and entrepreneur who is using her experiences to make meaningful change. By Natalie Cornish Members On Their Way Meet the domestic violence survivor and entrepreneur who is using her experiences to make meaningful change. By Natalie Cornish Previous article ‘The Sisterhood Is Really Growing Now’: Leila McKinnon On News, Feminism And Knitting Next article Just A Thought: I Worship The Altar Of My Coffee Shop Mel Wojtas was raised by the water on the Central Coast peninsula, sparking a life-long love for the outdoors. Tumultuous teenage years populated by family heartbreak and personal trauma caused her to leave school without her HSC. Now, Mel’s a mum-of-two with a groundbreaking plan to harness her past for social good. Here, she talks surviving domestic abuse, her passion for adventure and how she’s learned to dream big.“I was lucky enough to receive a Future Women gift membership, compliments of Women’s Safety NSW. It has been a wonderful and insightful network of women in business. I enjoy the quality of the content, newsletters, engaging discussions in the members group and curated social club, which I’m yet to attend but have been eyeing them off. membersontheirway The Best Of Future Women Members On Their Way Members On Their Way: Sarah Fritz By Natalie Cornish Members On Their Way Members On Their Way: Jodie Dean By Natalie Cornish Members On Their Way Members On Their Way: Zufi Emerson By Natalie Cornish Members On Their Way Members On Their Way: Melinda Fletcher By Natalie Cornish Members On Their Way Members On Their Way: Jo Wright By Natalie Cornish Members On Their Way Members On Their Way: Fiona Glaskin By Natalie Cornish Members On Their Way Members On Their Way: Cathy Ngo By Natalie Cornish Members On Their Way Members On Their Way: Natasha Akib By Natalie Cornish Your inbox just got smarter If you’re not a member, sign up to our newsletter to get the best of Future Women in your inbox.
