Our Values
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We’re independent and apolitical
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We’re agile and entrepreneurial
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We’re bold and courageous
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We’re pragmatic and collaborative
How We Work
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We amplify and advocate
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We leverage our expertise and networks
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We scan the world for best practices and bring them to Australia
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We partner to test and demonstrate
We fundamentally believe in the value of women in leadership.
Through evidence based research, scholarships and strategic partnerships we support and promote an ‘equal voice, equal representation and equal recognition’ for women in business, government and across all aspects of society.
Pathways to Politics
Panel Pledge
News and Events
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We create and share content to inspire conversations and action supporting gender equality and women in leadership.
Partnerships & Initiatives
We partner with with local and international organisations to measure ‘equal voice, equal representation and equal recognition’ and celebrate the results of women in leadership, spanning economic and cultural impacts. Our current partners include University of Melbourne, University of NSW, Queensland University of Technology, Charles Darwin University, University of Canberra, University of Adelaide, Males Champions of Change, Chief Executive Women and Honour a Women.
Our initiatives work to support individuals and organisations benefit from setting gender equality goals and to promote women in leadership. Our initiatives include the Pathways to Politics Program for Women, the Panel Pledge and Women for Media database and reports.
Speaker Database
The Women for Media database was established to provide journalists and event organisers with quick access to experienced and respected Australian leaders from a range of industries. Our database exists to promote gender equality and diversity of thought by amplifying the visibility of female leaders at public events and in our media.