Empowering giving for a fairer future
Australians Investing in Women (AIIW) is a leading national NFP advocate for Gender-wise philanthropy.
Building on progress towards gender equity, we take an evidence-based approach and work in partnership with philanthropic, corporate and community leaders to strengthen society by catalysing investing in women and girls.
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; Thanks for the opp to highlight the growing number of women facing homelessness & the need to address root causes of this complex issue. We can make the most impact by applying an intentional focus on women & girls, both in the analysis of problems & in the funding of solutions.
For 8 years Gandel Foundation CEO Vedran Drakulic OAM has taken part in @VinniesAust #CEOSleepoutAU becoming one of the Sleepout’s long-term participants and biggest fundraisers. Now he is passing the torch on to @AIIWomen CEO Julie Reilly OAM http://bit.ly/3nstrfb
The @WGEAgency released data showing how the intersection of age and gender negatively impacts the gender wage gap. Results show just how important the GE Act is in holding orgs accountable for addressing gender inequalities in their workplaces. To read: https://www.wgea.gov.au/publications/wages-and-ages
READ: Across the country last Thursday night, a group of leaders -including The Gandel Foundation CEO Vedran Drakulic OAM to @AIIWomen CEO Julie Reilly OAM - came together to share the evening to raise funds and awareness about #homelessness through @VinniesAust #CEOSleepout.
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Not-for-profits' learning circle
Through our work, we get many enquiries from not-for-profits about funding and fundraising, and are aware of the additional challenges faced by initiatives that have a strategic focus on women and girls.
While we are not resourced to advise or support individual organisations’ funding needs, we are empathetic to your challenges and hope that our knowledge of the philanthropic sector can help in some way.
As such, we hold these learning circles to get to know you and address questions, to explore how we might help each other in our unique missions and common purpose around gender equality.