Leadership My Favourite Things: Michelle Law She's a woman of many hats, including writer, actress, opinion columnist and speaker. Here, Michelle Law opens up about growing up, her writing process and the importance of representation. By Jamila Rizvi Leadership She's a woman of many hats, including writer, actress, opinion columnist and speaker. Here, Michelle Law opens up about growing up, her writing process and the importance of representation. By Jamila Rizvi Previous article Tayla Harris Just Changed The Game Next article Harry Potter Fans, There’s A New Show On The Block Michelle Law defies categorisation. She wants – and does seem – to be doing everything. Speaking with Michelle quickly reveals her passionate love of story-telling and a deeply held belief that stories can fundamentally change the way we see the world and ourselves. Michelle is best known as a screen and stage writer, but she is also an actress, opinion columnist and sought-after public speaker. She uses her own stories, as well as ones she dreams up in her head, to help audiences feel less isolated and alone.An Asian-Australian woman who grew up as the youngest of five children, Michelle Law’s childhood played a critical role in shaping the woman she would become. Her mission is to offer opportunities to people who might not otherwise get them and her weapon of choice is the written word. By sharing untold perspectives, Michelle is giving a new generation of young Australians the chance to see their stories depicted on stage and screen. It’s an experience that was largely denied to Michelle while she was growing up. She is helping to redefine the Australian story, while discovering the depth and breadth of it for herself at the same time. Single Asian Female is showing at the Belvoir Theatre in Sydney until March 25. leadersleadershipmyfavouritethings Best Of Future Women Leadership ‘I also feel resolve, focus and determination to be part of the change’ By Odessa Blain Leadership The sentence that created a Paralympic champion By Odessa Blain Leadership From ‘eat the frog’ to ‘play in the grey’: Three leadership lessons By Odessa Blain Leadership Why Jamila Rizvi wants us to talk about men By Odessa Blain Diamond Meet the leaders: Jacqui Loustau By FW Diamond Meet the leaders: Amanda McIntyre By FW Diamond Meet the leaders: Kathryn McMullan By FW Diamond Meet the leaders: Lauren Sams By FW 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.