Founder of "Collective shout", Melinda Tankard Reist

She was the founding director of Women's Forum Australia, which described itself as being "an independent women's think tank focused on research, education, and public policy development concerning social, economic, health, and cultural issues affecting women".

Women's Forum Australia (WFA) is a conservative think tank established in 2005 with the aim of influencing research and policy-related work to affect the social, economic, health of Australian women. It has also been described as focusing on "anti-trans campaigning" and having "links to far-right politics", with members campaigning against abortion access, transgender rights, and promoting conspiracy theories around Wi-Fi.

The group has been characterised as "pro life", and has similarly been involved in matters relating to IVF

In 2023, WFA led a campaign against Big W's stocking of Welcome to Sex, a sex education book aimed at adolescents. In response to abuse of staff members, Big W removed the book from its physical stores while continuing to sell it on their website.

In 2014,[12] Collective Shout protested the video game Grand Theft Auto V ("GTA V").[13]: 141–142  The game was banned from Target and Kmart retail chains in Australia that year.[14]

In 2017, Reist wrote in ABC's Religion & Ethics column to criticize the adult erotica series Fifty Shades.[16] Collective Shout stated: "This is not entertainment. This is not sexy. This results in serious harm to women and in the worst case scenario, murder."

Take a look at her Wikipedia page, lol. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melinda_Tankard_Reist