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Less than one third of Councillors in NSW are women. The opportunity for women to stand for election is here.
Originally published on Women’s Agenda on Tuesday 25 May 2021 High on the first page of the Federal Women’s Budget, a crucial statement reads: “Women in visible positions of leadership are vital as role models to bring about cultural change, and to ensure respect for women in the workplace.” After three weeks touring regional NSW…

Podcast: Licia Heath on What she did next
Our fearless leader and CEO, Licia Heath recently spoke to Jacquie Ooi for her podcast WHAT SHE DID NEXT. Listen to this episode NOW! Find out more about Licia’s motivations and why she is so passionate about inspiring more women to enter politics (at every level) to make positive change. Share this post:

Why running for office was one of the most positive experiences of Licia Heath’s life
Originally published on Money Magazine on Friday 17 September 2021 Licia Heath is passionate about encouraging more women to participate in politics. As CEO of WOMEN FOR ELECTION, a non-partisan group committed to increasing the number of women in public office, she works inspire and equip them with the skills to run. Heath has…

Article: Breaking the gender norm, Probono Australia
Article by Catherine Fox, Pro Bono Australia Catherine Fox explains how a new report reveals the economic benefit from closing the gender equality gap. Just a week after the Federal budget’s sobering outlook, new data has estimated $128 billion could be added to the nation’s GDP annually by dismantling rigid gender norms and their legacy. For the…

Radio: ABC NewsRadi. Culture change can be created by more women in leadership positions
Jenny Morris, Founder & Chair, Women for Election Australia spoke to ABC NewsRadio’s Thomas Oriti about the barriers women experience when trying to enter politics. Join the conversation with Women for Election and get elected. We are here to help you. This interview was originally published on the ABC NewsRadio website. Share this post: