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Every three years BPWA
members come together at a National Conference to discuss the issues
affecting women in our community, and resolutions are passed for
action by the BPWA Council.
A list of those resolutions from the last three
Conferences 2000, 2002 and 2004 can be viewed here
BPW Australia has collated a list of popular and useful web sites
relating to women in business.
Please email any links that you believe may be useful for this section
to bpwaust@bpw.com.au
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Office of the Status of Women - www.osw.dpmc.gov.au
The Australian Government Office of the Status of Women has
a number of roles, such as providing high level (policy and
other) advice to the Prime Minister and Minister Assisting the
Prime Minister for the Status of Women |
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Equal Opportunity for Women in the Workplace - www.eeo.gov.au/
EOWA is a statutory authority located within the portfolio of
the Australian Commonwealth Department of Employment and Workplace
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Government Services for Women - www.women.gov.au/
Also known as the Women’s Portal, this site aims to improve
access to government information and services by providing a
single website from which these online resources can be searched
and accessed |
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United Nations Works for Women - www.un.org/works/women
The United Nations helps millions of people around the world
in ways you never imagined. This site features the stories of
men, women and children who have benefited from the UN's work.
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WIRE Women's Information Victoria Australia - www.wire.org.au/
WIRE - This is a free information, support and referral service
available to all Victorian women. WIRE is a service that women
- all women - can access when they want options, reliable information
and another sensitive and supportive woman to talk to |
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Business Entry Point - www.business.gov.au
The Business Entry Point web site is a government initiative
aimed at providing reference material for Australian businesses.
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Department of Employment and Workpace Relations - www.dewr.gov.au/
The Department of Employment and Workplace Relations (DEWR)
is a dynamic, innovative and customer-focused organisation that
contributes to strong employment growth and the improved productive
performance of enterprises in Australia. |
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MicroNavigator
MicroNavigator is micro business accreditaion process that assesses
the strategies and procedures a business has in place to enable
it to be successful. |
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WIMBN Women in Mortgage Broking Network
The Women in Mortgage Broking Network is a not-for profit professional
development network that provides a unique and friendly environment
for all females working within the Mortgage Broking and wider
Financial Services industry. |
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WWDA Women with Disabilites Australia
Women With Disabilities Australia (WWDA) is the peak organisation
for women with all types of disabilities in Australia. |
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VWT Victorian Women's Trust
The Victorian Women's Trust is dedicated to improving the status
of all Victorian women. It is a philanthropist. It is an advocate.
It is completely independent from government. |
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Voice, Interests and Education of Women (VIEW)
VIEW is a unique Australian organisation established by The
Smith Family in 1960 to promote the Voice, Interests and Education
of Women. |
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NFAW National Foundation of Australia Women
The NFAW aims to advance and protect the interests of Australian
women and to ensure the aims, ideals and the collective wisdom
of the women's movement are handed on to new generations of
women. |
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KWMB Koori Women Mean Business
To enhance the status of Koorie women by fostering personal
well-being and economic independence through building their
capabilities as businesswomen, and ensuring they are able to
operate successfully as individuals and businesses. |
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APESMA Association of Professional Engineers, Scientists and
Managers Australia
Approximately 3,000 professional women across Australia are
currently part of the APESMA Professional Women's Network. Members
are drawn from many professions,with professional engineers,scientists,pharmacists,managers,architects
& IT professionals. |
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NAWIC National Association of Women in Construction
The National Association of Women in Construction's (NAWIC)
mission: to promote and improve the construction industry by
the advancement of women within it |
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VIEWC Victorian Immigrant and Refugee Women's Council
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WAVE Women in Adult and Vocationa Education (WAVE)
Our members come from higher education, vocational education
(VET), and adult education in the community (ACE). We are students,
teachers, coordinators, administrators, public servants, politicians
and academics. |
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AWE Association of Women Educators
AWE is an association committed to the full participation of
women and girls in education. |
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CPA Certified Practicing Accountants
CPA Australia is Australia's largest professional organisation
with more than 79,000 members located in Australia, 8,400 in
Hong Kong, 7,700 in Malaysia, 4,900 in Singapore and about 3,000
elsewhere overseas (totalling more than 102,000). |
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AFUW Australian Federation of University Women
AFUW is the voice of graduate women promoting the advancement
of women worldwide and their equality of opportunity through
initiatives in education, friendship and peace. |
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Security 4 Women
Security 4 Women is a consortium of like minded organisations
undertalink research within the thematic issue of Lifelong Economic
Wellbeing for Women. BPW partners with a growing number of organisations
in S4W. |
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Council of Small Business Organisations of Australia
COBOA-The Council of Small Business Organisations of Australia
is widely recognised as the peak body of small business organisations,
industry groups and individual firms in Australia. BPW is a
member organisation. |
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ACT Chamber of Women in Business
The ACT Chamber of Women in Business is an organisation formed
to provide support and development opportunities for business
women in the Canberra region and is member of BPW. |
Links
BPWA continues to conduct research into those
issues which affect working women, and women in our community. As
part of that process we are active in researching the internet and
discovering websites of interest. Some are listed:
Government Links
Government Offices for Women
Commonwealth Office for Women – www.ofw.facsia.gov.au
Department for women, NSW – www.women.nsw.gov.au
Office of Women’s Policy, Victoria – www.women.vic.gov.au
Office for Women, Qld – www.qldwoman.qld.gov.au
Women’s Policy Office, WA – www.community.wa.gov.au/communities/women
Office for Women, SA – www.osw.sa.gov.au
Office of Women’s Policy, NT – www.owp.nt.gov.au
Women Tasmania, TAS – www.women.tas.gov.au
Office for Women, ACT – www.women.act.gov.au
Equal Opportunity Commission
Victoria – www.eoc.vic.gov.au
WA - www.equalopportunity.wa.gov.au
SA - www.eoc.sa.gov.au
Window on Women – www.windowonwomen.gov.au
Australian Human Rights and Equal Opportunity
Commission – www.hreoc.gov.au
Equal Opportunity in the Workplace Agency –
www.eowa.gov.au
Department of Workplace Relations and & Small
Business – www.workplace.gov.au/WorkFamily
Other Women’s Organisations
Women’s Secretariats
Security4Women - www.security4women.com
Womenspeak
- www.ywca.org.au/projects/womenspeak/
National Rural Women’s Coalition - www.ruralwomen.org.au
Australian Women’s Coalition
- www.afmw.org.au/projects/p70awc_about.htm
Members of S4W Secretariat
Association of Professional Engineers, Scientists and Managers
Australia (APESMA) www.apesma.asn.au/women/
Association of Women Educators
(AWE)
link to www.awe.asn.au
Australian Federation of University
Women (AFUW)
www.afuw.org.au
National Association of Women in Construction
(NAWIC) www.nawic.com.au
National Foundation of Australian Women (NFAW)
www.nfaw.org
VIEW Clubs of Australia (Voice, Interests, Education
of Women)www.smithfamily.com.au
Women in Adult and Vocational Education
(WAVE)
Women with Disabilities Australia (WWDA)
www.wwda.org.au
Women in Mortgage Broking Network (WIBNA)
www.wimbn.com.au
Queensland Working Women’s Centre
www.qwws.org.au
South Australian Working Women’s Centre
www.wwc.org.au
Northern Territory Working Women’s Centre
www.wwc.org.au
Tasmanian Working Women’s Centre
www.wwc.org.au
Other Women’s Organisations
Australian Women in Agriculture
www.awia.org.au
Women’s Electoral Lobby
www.wel.org.au
Business Links
COSBOA
www.cosboa.org
Smart Small Business
www.smartsmallbusiness.qld.gov.au
Useful Small Business Links www.smartsmallbusiness.qld.gov.au/dsdweb/v3/guis/templates/content/gui_cue_menu_ssb.cfm?id=14340
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