Winnie Akata Siulolovao Dunn

Winnie Dunn is a Tongan-Australian writer from Mt Druitt. She is a manager and editor at Sweatshop: Western Sydney Literacy Movement. Winnie’s work has been published in The Vocal, Voiceworks, The Lifted Brow and The Big Black Thing. She has performed readings for Sydney Festival, Sydney Writers’ Festival, Wollongong Writers’ Festival and Stella Girls Write Up.

All essays by Winnie Akata Siulolovao Dunn

Interview: Sweatshop Women in conversation
  • Sweatshop Women: Volume One by Winnie Dunn (ed) Sweatshop: Western Sydney Literacy Movement
    183 pp
    Published 2019
    ISBN 9780992488635

Making Spaces: Sweatshop Women

‘I think it is important for women of colour to know that we are not objects or tokens to be used and dispensed.’
May. 2019 • • •
Writing Place Essay: Winnie Akata Siulolovao Dunnon Pacific stories

From Pacific to Pasifika

If you listen, self-representation in our Western Sydney communities sounds like this: Talofa! Bula! Mālō ē lelei! Aloha! Sole! Cuz! Uce! Uso! Toko! Skuxx Deluxx!
Jul. 2017 • • • • •