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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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Australian-first research on Indigenous women’s working lives released today by WGEA, @DivCouncilAus and @Jumbunna_Inst, shows Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander mums and carers are the most likely group to experience discrimination.
Join us in celebrating #IntersexAwarenessDay. Intersex people often experience stigmatisation and discrimination due to their physical characteristics. @intersexaus provides information on how to be an ally and foster an inclusive workplace:
Workplaces – Intersex Human Rights Australia
Guidance for employers, union representatives and staff on intersex issues and inclusion in the workplace.
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How Hanoi-born Cyana transformed her love of flowers into a thriving business
Australia imports $67 million worth of fresh flower stems each year. One sole trader hopes to reduce that, through her online dried flower venture.
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Changing The Trajectory: Investing in Women for a Fairer Future
This event, co-hosted by Philanthropy Australia and Australians Investing in Women, will build on the research released in April this year, Gender-wise Investing – A Springboard to Australia’s Recovery to help inform the most effective investments to support women as drivers of Australia’s recovery.
This event is open to all Philanthropy Australia members and the general public.