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 UNICEF Girls’ Education Campaign Education is every child’s right. It equips them with the knowledge and skills they need to realise their potential and to protect themselves from harm. And the better quality of life education brings, translates into huge benefits for society. That' |
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United Nations’ Girls Education Initiative The United Nations’ Girls Education Initiative: Includes a November 2008 update of the Education for All Global Monitoring Report in its Resources section, and also provides updates on local progress for girls’ education in its News/Headlines from Ar |
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For Love or Money: Clip 1 This clip shows etchings, newspaper headlines and archival photographs of individuals and women in factories that illustrate the history of women’s employment in late-19th-century Australia. |
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WAVE WAVE is a national network of women involved in VET, ACE and the broad field of work-related education and training. |
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Human Rights in Australia - Mailing List Keep up to date with the latest news and updates on human rights. These email lists enable the Commission to keep you up to date about current human rights issues both at a domestic and international level. |
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For love or Money Video Clips Video clip and information on the first Women’s Union..... and much more |
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Gender Equality: What matters to Australian men and Women Video clip and information- Sex Discrimination Commissioner, Elizabeth Broderick has recently launched a report on a listening tour. |
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Media Relate: teaching resources about the Media, Sex and relationships. Although is from the UK it contains some useful information and activities |
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Women understanding money Free information sheets for women who want to build their money skills. |
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Optical Aids Subsidy For information on Optical Aids Subsidy |
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Australian Education Union (AEU) Policies: Women Working in education The AEU policy on Women Working in education can be found |
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Australian Education Union (AEU) Policies: Gender Equity The AEU policy on Gender Equity can be found, |
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Australian Women Educators (AWE) AWE is a national body with state and territory branches. AWE also lobbies for further reforms and change generally to enhance the position of women in education and society. |
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Association of Women Educators AWE, through its branches and executive, works actively to further the participation of women and girls in education. |
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25th Anniversary of the Sex Discrimination Act The Australian Human Rights Commission has launched a commemorative website for the 25th anniversary of the Sex Discrimination Act |
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Business and Professional Women Australia BPW works to raise the status of women and encourages women to become well informed and active at local, national and international levels. |
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History of International Women's Day International Women’s Day is celebrated in many countries around the world. It is a day when women are recognized for their achievements without regard to divisions, whether national, ethnic, linguistic, cultural, economic or political. It is an occasion for looking back on past struggles and accomplishments, and more importantly, for looking ahead to the untapped potential and opportunities that await future generations of women. |
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Cyberschoolbus: International Women's Day Every year, 8 March is celebrated around the world as International Women's Day. We have planned a program of information and fun for your classroom to celebrate International Women's Day with a focus on women, peace and politics. Have a great learning experience! |
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Troy Buswell and the State Government have appointed a former Howard Government industrial relations advocate to review Western Australian workplace laws and will soon announce changes that could affect up to 300,000 Western Australian workers.
Public schools are a foundation stone of our society. They are places of learning, of inspiration and opportunity where every Australian child can get the education they deserve. It's the key to a strong economy, a skilled workforce and a socially cohesive society.
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Public education should be free and open to all to ensure non-selective and non-discriminatory access to education. Every child has a right to be educated, to develop as a human being. This capability should not be denied to anyone, either by design or neglect.
