Our EQUIP workshops promise to leave you feeling empowered and ready to run by helping you develop the practical knowledge needed to navigate the political arena.
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Join one of the FREE workshops Women for Election Australia are running, in partnership with the NSW Government, to INSPIRE + EQUIP women to run for the September 2021 NSW local government elections Across NSW women support their communities in so many ways. From running school P&C’s, building and expanding local businesses, overseeing local sports…
Join this online program to INSPIRE + EQUIP more women to run for office in Australia Women support their communities through good and bad times. From running school P&C’s, local sports competitions and community campaigns to co-ordinating drought and bushfire relief for neighbours and local businesses. These leadership skills are highly transferable to Public Office…
Whenever anyone tells you that only the big parties or star candidates have a chance of winning a seat in federal parliament, just say ‘Cathy McGowan’. Cathy McGowan came to national attention when she won the seat of Indi as an independent in 2013, becoming the first female independent to sit on the crossbench. Winning…
Join this online program to INSPIRE + EQUIP more women to run for public office in Australia Cost: $45 Date: Wednesday 29 September 2021 Time: 6.00 – 7.30 pm AEST BOOK NOW So you’re running for election or have attended our EQUIP program and are looking to learn MORE? The Women for Election Australia…
Join this national online program to INSPIRE + EQUIP more women to run for public office in Australia Women support their communities in so many ways. From running school P&C’s and local sports competitions, to establishing businesses and community campaigns and co-ordinating drought and bushfire relief for neighbours. These leadership skills are highly transferable to…
First elected in 1987 to Shoalhaven City Council as a Ward Three Alderman and subsequently as Councillor, the Minister served in numerous roles including Deputy Mayor (2000-2001) and chairperson of a number of committees including Council’s Rural Fire Service Strategic Planning Committee. After her Council career, Minister Hancock was elected to the State Parliament in…