Women Out Front
Women on Boards Workshops
These workshops are designed to address the under-representation of women on boards by building the capacity and confidence of women who would like to contribute to community leadership through board membership.
There are two workshops being held:
Governance Workshop
When: Thursday 23 August, 5:30pm-8:15pm
Where: YWCA of Canberra Central Office
Level 5, CPA Building, 161 London Circuit, Canberra
Cost: $15 YWCA of Canberra members and concession
$20 Full rate and non-members
RSVP by COB 16 August, places limited.
Finance Workshop
When: Tuesday 28 August, 5:30pm-8:15pm
Where: YWCA of Canberra Central Office
Level 5, CPA Building, 161 London Circuit, Canberra
Cost: $15 YWCA of Canberra members and concession
$20 Full rate and non-members
RSVP by COB 24 August, places limited
You are welcome to register for one or both workshops.
Contact the YWCA of Canberra on 02 6175 9900 to register.
Young Women's Leadership Workshop
Explore your Leadership and be inspired by other women leaders.
This workshop will explore women’s leadership, your leadership styles, feminist transformative leadership, challenges of women leaders, feminism and you, and understanding advocacy and influencing change.
Hear from women leaders and advocates and have the opportunity to ask questions during a panel discussion.
When: Friday, 28 September 2012, 9:00 am to 4:30 pm
Where: Australian Leadership Innovation Centre (ALIC),Yellow Edge
Level 2, Unit 8, 9 Sydney Avenue, Barton, ACT 2600
$150 Government/Corporate rate
$75 Community sector/individual rate
$60 YWCA of Canberra members* and concession
* become a member today to receive this rate
Lunch, morning and afternoon tea will be provided.
75% of places reserved for women aged 30 and under
Register your interest for our September workshop today!
Visit our website www.ywca-canberra.org.au or contact us on 6175 9900
Women Out Front Leadership Forum 2011

Women Out Front Leadership Forum 2010

The 2010 leadership forum was sponsored by Australian Institute of Management, with the theme "Women in Transition". Clare Martin, Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Council of Social Service, reflected on her leadership journey and her experiences with life and career transitions in the keynote address.
Women Out Front Leadership Forum 2009
The focus for the 2009 Leadership Forum was "International Advocacy and Global Women's Leadership". We were privileged to welcome Libby Lloyd, former Chair of the National Council to Reduce Violence Against Women, as MC, and Susan Brennan, World YWCA President, as keynote speaker. Libby and Susan inspired local women with their stories or women's contributions accross the globe, ans spoke with great insight about advocacy for women in the international arena.
Women Out Front Leadership Forum 2008
The theme of the 2008 Leadership Forum was "Learning from Indigenous Women Leaders". Our keynote speaker was Dr Jackie Huggins, Deputy Director of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies Unit at the University of Queensland. In 2001 Jackie received an Order of Australia for her services to the Indigenous community, particularly her work with reconciliation, literacy, women’s issues and social justice. Dr Huggins gave an inspiring as well as entertaining presentation, and participants valued the insightful forum discussion and the networking opportunity after the forum.
Women as Decision Makers 2007
The 2007 Women As Decision Makers (the former title of the series) Leadership Forum presented three Canberra women running in the 2007 Federal Election, who shared their insights about being a woman in politics. ACT Greens candidate Kerrie Tucker, ACT Labor Party candidate Senator Kate Lundy, and ACT Liberal Party candidate Jacqui Myers, explored the challenges and opportunities they have encountered as women in political life. The forum highlighted the importance of having more women in parliament, to bring forward women’s perspectives and to fight for the injustices that might not be visible if not for the presence of women.







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