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SUMMARY:Pacific National Councils of Women Forum - May 2024
DESCRIPTION:This free\, online event is hosted by the National Council of Women of Australia and the National Council of Women of New Zealand. We would like to bring together sister organisations to discuss our common issues\, establish new relationships and networks\, and look forward to future collaborative action. \n  \nDetails\nSaturday 18 May\, 1 – 4 pm (NZ\, Fiji)/11 am – 2 pm (Australia East Coast) \nFriday 17 May\, 3-6 pm (Rarotonga)  \nThe Forum is in two parts – Webinar and Discussion groups. Register here. \n  \nWebinar\nThree panelists with extensive experience in working for gender equality across the Pacific will discuss their views on the most pressing issues facing women in the region today. Read about these fabulous women below. \n  \nDiscussion groups\nWe will reconvene as a standard Zoom call\, and join break out groups to discuss: \n\n  The Care Economy\n  Climate Justice\n  Women’s Health\n\nWe will then come back together to hear summaries of the discussions and talk about next steps. \nWe’d love to see as many people as we can so we can amplify and learn from as many voices as possible. Links for both parts and further information will be sent two days before the event. Please send us a message if you have any questions: info@ncwa.org.au \n  \nSpeakers\nFijian feminist human rights activist Noelene Nabulivou\, is a determined voice of disenfranchised women and people for over 40 years. As the Executive Director for Diverse Voices and Action (DIVA) for Equality\, an organisation she founded with others in 2011\, Noelene is part of a collective effort to ensure justice for all Pacific women\, including those deprived of socio-economic benefits due to their sexual orientation\, gender identity and expression and sexual characteristics\, socio-economic status\, location\, disabilities\, ethnicity\, and more. She works with diverse Pacific women\, gender diverse people and local communities\, in coalitions and social movements\, and with governments\, UN and development agencies. Noelene is known for the political care\, sharpness and passion of her work. \nSome of her roles include: \n\nConvenor\, Women Defend Commons Network\nConvenor\, Pacific Feminist Community of Practice\nCo-Convenor\, PICAN Working Group: Gender and Climate Justice\nMovement Committee Member\, Pacific Islands Feminist Alliance for Climate Justice\nCo-Convenor\, Pacific Feminist SRHR Coalition\nConvenor\, Pacific Partnerships to Strengthen Gender\, Climate Change Response and Sustainable Development\nCo-Chair (CSOs)\, Pacific Gender Coordination Mechanism\nChair\, Regional Committee for the Pacific Human Right Conference on SOGIESC\, and many other movement roles.\n\n  \nTara D’Sousa is Senior Adviser Inclusive Development Gender for the Manatū Aorere\, New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs\, based in Wellington for five years. In this role she leads the development\, implementation and review of Aotearoa New Zealand’s IDC Policy on Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment. Prior to this Tara worked in Public Sector and NGO roles\, in public health\, social services and international development. Tara’s journey with community development has been lifelong as a student activist\, and then working in rural and slum development contexts in India. \nTara has recently undertaken relief assignment roles for Manatū Aorere. She was Development Counsellor to Aotearoa New Zealand’s Jakarta Embassy with overall responsibility for the New Zealand Aid Programme in Indonesia\, and more recently she was Acting Head of Mission in Niue. In supporting New Zealand’s bilateral partnerships at Posts in Indonesia and Niue\, Tara was able to apply gender equality and social inclusion expertise to focus on priority population groups of women\, children\, people living with disability\, indigenous\, remote\, and rural populations. \nTara has four adult children and three mokopuna. \nStephanie Copus Campbell AM has championed gender equality and social inclusion over her 30-year career\, spanning community\, academia\, NGO\, private\, philanthropic and government sectors. As the Australian Ambassador for Gender Equality\, she is the lead advocate for Australia’s work on gender equality across all aspects of foreign policy. \nStephanie is a founding Director of Femili PNG Board and continues to actively support its new social impact coffee business\, which supports female coffee growers as well as providing assistance to survivors of family and sexual violence in PNG. From 2014 to 2022\, she was Executive Director of the Oil Search Foundation where she led the establishment of a USD $100 million organisation to ensure resource companies give back to the community in a way that makes a sustainable\, positive difference. Previously\, she was the head of the Australia Government’s aid program with PNG\, and also served as head of Australia’s bilateral aid programs to Fiji\, and of Fiji\, Tuvalu and Pacific regional programs. \nStephanie is passionate about protecting Australia’s unique wildlife. She is a wildlife carer and rescuer for ACT Wildlife\, and advocates for biodiversity protection. \nIn 2021 Stephanie was made a Member of the Order of Australia. \n  \nRegister\nThis is an online event held via Zoom. The link for the Zoom will be sent via email one day prior to the event. \nBOOK ONLINE HERE >>\n  \nAny questions\, please contact:  \nNCWA Secretary\nEmail: info@ncwa.org.au
URL:https://ncwa.org.au/event/pacific-national-councils-of-women-forum-may-2024/
LOCATION:Virtual / On-line
CATEGORIES:NCWA
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SUMMARY:NCWA 2023 Conference  - Removing the Gender Divide
DESCRIPTION:The NCWA Removing the Gender Divide Conference.\n  \nThe NCWA AGM and Conference ‘Removing the Gender Divide’ have delegates from NCW Constituent Councils from all Australian States. \nThe Conference will be held at HC Combes Centre\, Kirribilli\, on Tuesday\, the 17th of October 2023 and includes a ‘Members only’ AGM at 1:30 pm\, afternoon tea and Conference. \nA Reception will be held at Admiralty House on Tuesday evening hosted by the NCWA Patron\, Her Excellency Mrs Linda Hurley. \n  \nThe Guest Speakers\nDr Hannah Tonkin\, NSW Women’s Safety Commissioner \nDr Hannah Tonkin commenced as the inaugural NSW Women’s Safety Commissioner in February 2023. In this role\, she leads whole-of-government and cross-sector initiatives to address domestic\, family and sexual violence. Previously Hannah worked as an international lawyer and policy adviser at the United Nations\, as the Director of Disability Rights at the Australian Human Rights Commission\, and as a barrister in London and Adelaide. While at the UN\, Hannah worked in a range of conflict and post-conflict contexts\, including Rwanda\, Sierra Leone\, Gaza\, Ukraine and the former Yugoslavia\, with a focus on protecting civilians in conflict\, prosecuting war crimes and addressing sexual abuse within the UN system. \n  \nAnnabelle Herd\, CEO ARIA \nAnnabelle is the CEO of ARIA and PPCA. She came to the music industry in February 2021 following a 16-year career in television at Network 10 where she most recently held the role of Chief Operating Officer\, looking after a range of functions\, including operations\, corporate and government affairs\, and strategy. Prior to Network 10\, she spent several years working in government\, including four years in senior political roles for then Minister for Communications and the Arts\, Senator the Hon. Richard Alston AO. She is a Council Member of the Australian Film\, Television and Radio School (AFTRS) and was previously a board member of Save the Children Australia\, Freeview Australia\, and Free TV Australia. In 2019 Annabelle was invited to participate in the McKinsey Remarkable Women Program. Annabelle has a Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Arts (Asian Studies) from the Australian National University. \n  \nLeanne Pilkington\, Deputy President Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) \nLeanne’s 40 years of experience covers the full spectrum of real estate services: sales\, property management\, retail\, and commercial leasing and management\, as well as property development. Being recognised in a range of awards such as Telstra and Optus Business awards\, to mention just two\, she is considered a thought leader and one of the industry’s most influential people. Leanne has pioneered a range of industry firsts\, including being the founder of the Real Women in Real Estate (RWIRE) network\, holding events around the country\, improving diversity on the REI Board\, and championing the growth of industry professionalism. \n  \nProgram\n1.30 pm – 2:30 pm NCWA AGM Board and members \n2.45 pm – 3.30 pm –  Arrival\, registration of conference delegates and afternoon tea \n3.30 pm – 5.30 pm – Conference \n5:45 pm – Depart for Admiralty House \n6:00 pm – 7:45 pm – Reception at Admiralty House \n  \nBook / Tickets\nBOOK HERE\nNCWA Conference Registration cost: \nNCWA Member –  $100 \nNCWA Non-Members – $125.00  \nDownload Flyer \n  \nAny questions\, please contact:  \nNCWA Secretary\nEmail: info@ncwa.org.au
URL:https://ncwa.org.au/event/ncwa-conference-removing-the-gender-divide/
LOCATION:H C COOMBES\, 122A Kirribilli Ave\,\, Kirribillii\, NSW\, 2061\, Australia
CATEGORIES:NCWA
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SUMMARY:2023 Adelaide IWD Breakfast
DESCRIPTION:NCWSA 2023 Adelaide IWD Breakfast\nSpecial guest speaker: Ambassador Caroline Kennedy\, U.S. Ambassador to Australia \n\nHost: Senator the Hon Penny Wong \nMC: Sonya Feldhoff\, ABC Radio Adelaide \n  \n\nJoin us in person as we connect virtually to the IWD Breakfast event \nWhere: NCW House\, 95 South Tce\, Adelaide \nDate: Friday 10th March 2023\nDoors open: 6.30am\nEvent start: 7am\nEvent finish: 8.45/9am \nBreakfast available – Choice of croissant tomato\, ham\, cheese and any combination. This will cost $15 in cash for coffee and croissant  \nPLEASE RSVP  ncwsa@ncwsa.org.au \nPlease note the additional $20 cost for virtual participation will be made to the IWD Committee.\n\n  \nOR \n  \nAttend virtually from your location:  IWD Virtual Ticket sales remain open.\n2023 Adelaide IWD Breakfast\nSpecial guest speaker: Ambassador Caroline Kennedy\, U.S. Ambassador to Australia \n\nHost: Senator the Hon Penny Wong \nMC: Sonya Feldhoff\, ABC Radio Adelaide \nTickets to attend the in-person event are SOLD out. \n  \nVirtual and Raffle tickets are still available. Virtual ticket holders can watch the event LIVE or use the link to watch the event at a later date/time. \nEvent Date: Friday 10th March 2023 \nStart: 7am \nEvent Finish: 8.45/9am \nRaffle Finish: 10am \n  \nAbout the event:\nThe Adelaide International Women’s Day Breakfast is the largest event in the country supporting UN Women Australia. The 2023 event will be a HYBRID event with virtual and in-person tickets available. \nFrom the 2022 Virtual Adelaide IWD Breakfast\, we donated $100\,000 to UN Women Australia. This was a significant achievement and we hope to continue that strength this year. \n\nGet your tickets HERE 
URL:https://ncwa.org.au/event/2023-adelaide-iwd-breakfast/
LOCATION:NCW House Adelaide\, 95 South Terrace\, Adelaide\, South Australia\, 5000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:NCWA,NCWSA
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SUMMARY:CSW67
DESCRIPTION:NCWA delegates will be attending the sixty-seventh session of the Commission on the Status of Women that will take place from 6 to 17 March 2023 in New York.\nRepresentatives of Member States\, UN entities\, and ECOSOC-accredited non-governmental organizations (NGOs) from all regions of the world are invited to contribute to the session. \nThe themes for this session are : \n\nPriority theme: Innovation and technological change\, and education in the digital age for achieving gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls\nReview theme: Challenges and opportunities in achieving gender equality and the empowerment of rural women and girls (agreed conclusions of the sixty-second session)\n\n  \nThe Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) is the principal global intergovernmental body exclusively dedicated to the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of women. \nA functional commission of the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) was established by ECOSOC resolution 11(II) of 21 June 1946. \nThe CSW is instrumental in promoting women’s rights\, documenting the reality of women’s lives throughout the world\, and shaping global standards on gender equality and the empowerment of women. \nIn 1996\, ECOSOC in resolution 1996/6 (see p. 20) expanded the Commission’s mandate and decided that it should take a leading role in monitoring and reviewing progress and problems in implementing the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action\, and in mainstreaming a gender perspective in UN activities. \nDuring the Commission’s annual two-week session\, representatives of UN Member States\, civil society organizations and UN entities gather at UN headquarters in New York. They discuss progress and gaps in the implementation of the 1995 Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action\, the key global policy document on gender equality\, and the 23rd special session of the General Assembly held in 2000 (Beijing+5)\, as well as emerging issues that affect gender equality and the empowerment of women. Member States agree on further actions to accelerate progress and promote women’s enjoyment of their rights in political\, economic\, and social fields. The outcomes and recommendations of each session are forwarded to ECOSOC for follow-up. \nUN Women supports all aspects of the Commission’s work. We also facilitate the participation of civil society representatives. \nMethods of work\nThe Commission adopts multi-year programmes of work to appraise progress and make further recommendations to accelerate the implementation of the Platform for Action. These recommendations take the form of negotiated agreed conclusions on a priority theme. The Commission also contributes to the follow-up to the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development so as to accelerate the realization of gender equality and the empowerment of women. \nUnder its current methods of work\, established by ECOSOC resolution 2015/6\, at each session\, the Commission: \n\nConvenes a ministerial segment to reaffirm and strengthen political commitment to the realization of gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls as well as their human rights\, and to ensure high-level engagement and the visibility of the deliberations of the Commission\, including through ministerial round tables or other high-level interactive dialogues to exchange experiences\, lessons learned\, and good practices;\nEngages in general discussion on the status of gender equality\, identifying goals attained\, achievements made\, and efforts underway to close gaps and meet challenges;\nConvenes interactive expert panel discussions and other interactive dialogues on steps and initiatives to accelerate implementation and measures to build capacities for mainstreaming gender equality across policies and programmes;\nConsiders one priority theme\, based on the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action and the outcome of the 23rd special session of the General Assembly and linkages to the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development;\nEvaluates progress in implementing agreed conclusions from previous sessions as a review theme;\nDiscusses emerging issues\, trends\, focus areas\, and new approaches to questions affecting the situation of women\, including equality between women and men\, that require timely consideration;\nConsiders in closed meeting the report of its Working Group on Communications;\nAgrees on further actions for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of women by adopting agreed conclusions and resolutions;\nContributes gender perspectives to the work of other intergovernmental bodies and processes;\nReports on the aspects relating to gender equality and the empowerment of women of the agreed main theme of the Economic and Social Council in order to contribute to its work; and\nCelebrates International Women’s Day on 8 March\, when it falls within its session.\n\n 
URL:https://ncwa.org.au/event/csw67/
LOCATION:New York\, United States
CATEGORIES:ICW,NCWA,Partners & Network
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20221125T080000
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SUMMARY:The 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence
DESCRIPTION:The 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence is an annual international campaign that kicks off on 25 November\, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women\, and runs until 10 December\, Human Rights Day. \nThe campaign was started by activists at the inauguration of the Women’s Global Leadership Institute in 1991. It continues to be coordinated each year by the Center for Women’s Global Leadership. It is used as an organising strategy by individuals and organizations worldwide to call for the prevention and elimination of violence against women and girls. \nIn support of this civil society initiative\, the United Nations Secretary-General launched the campaign UNiTE by 2030 to End Violence against Women\, which runs parallel to the 16 Days of Activism. \nEvery year\, the UNiTE Campaign focuses on a specific theme. This year’s theme is “UNITE! Activism to end violence against women and girls”\, and invites everyone to play their role in ending violence against women and girls\, show support and solidarity to women’s rights activists and resist the rollback on women’s rights. \nThe NCWA States and Territories of Australia will share their activities\, partnerships and support over the coming weeks\, and we ask you to get involved and unite! \n 
URL:https://ncwa.org.au/event/the-16-days-of-activism-against-gender-based-violence/
CATEGORIES:NCWA
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221110
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SUMMARY:NCWA Conference - Improving Safety and Economic Equality for Women
DESCRIPTION:The NCWA Improving Safety and Economic Equality for Women Conference.\nThe NCWA Triennial Conference ‘ Improving Safety and Economic Equality for Women’ have delegates from NCW Constituent Councils from all Australian States and the ACT attending. \nWe extend an invitation to members of the public to attend. \nThe Conference includes the NCWA Annual General Meeting on Thursday\, 10 November 2022\, with the Conference officially opening at 9.00 am on Friday\, 11 November and concluding at 1.00 pm\, followed by an optional networking lunch. \nA Reception will be held at Government House on Thursday evening hosted by the NCWA Patron\, Her Excellency Mrs Linda Hurley. \n  \nThe Guest Speakers\nProfessor Jennifer Burn \nDirector Anti-Slavery Australia; Faculty of Law University of Technology Sydney \nHelen Dalley-Fisher \nEquality Rights Alliance \nDr Anne Summers AO \nPaul Ramsey Foundation Fellow 21 \nChiou See Anderson\nPresident NCWA; Member of the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet Women’s Economic Equality Taskforce \n  \nBook / Tickets\nBOOK HERE\nNCWA Triennial Conference Registration cost: \nNCWA Member –  $199.00 (Incl. AGM with morning tea and lunch\, Government House Reception and Conference with morning tea)  \nGeneral Admission – $100.00 Conference Friday Only (No Lunch)  \nStudent Admission  – $50.00 Conference Friday Only (No Lunch)  \nNetworking Lunch –  $50.00 Friday  \n  \n  \nAccommodation information and further information below:\nDownload Flyer (pdf) \nPlease contact \nNCWA Secretary\nEmail: info@ncwa.org.au
URL:https://ncwa.org.au/event/ncwa-improving-safety-and-economic-security-for-women/
LOCATION:QT Hotels and Resorts Canberra\, 1 London Circuit\, Canberra\, Australian Capital Territory\, 2601\, Australia
CATEGORIES:NCWA
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220909
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220917
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SUMMARY:NCWA AGM - Call for Nominations and Resolutions
DESCRIPTION:NCWA have now confirmed that our NCWA 2022 AGM will be held in Canberra on November 10th – 11th 2022. \n  \nCall for Nominations – Due Friday 9 September 2022\nAs we did not hold our Triennial Conference last year\, we are calling for nominations for National Coordinators\, National Advisers\, Board Members and International Coordinator/Coordinator of Convenors of Standing Committees. A nomination form covering all above positions is attached to this email. Completed nomination forms must be submitted by Friday 9th September 2022. \nDownload Nomination Form (MS Word doc) \n  \nCall for Resolutions – Due Friday 16 September 2022\nIn addition\, we are also calling for Resolutions for the AGM. Resolutions must be submitted by Friday 16th September 2022. Please refer to the NCWA Resolution form attached. May I please request that all previously submitted resolutions be re-submitted. \nDownload Resolutions Form (MS Word doc) \n 
URL:https://ncwa.org.au/event/ncwa-agm-call-for-nominations-and-resolutions/
LOCATION:Virtual / On-line
CATEGORIES:NCWA
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