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AFMW is a member of The WomenSpeak Network, one of four non government National Women's Secretariats funded by the Commonwealth Office for Women to act as a conduit for the exchange of information between the Government and the women's sector and provide representative advice on policy issues affecting women. The WomenSpeak Network provides the Federal Office for Women with significant input on issues affecting women in Australia, including childcare, women's health, women's leadership, young women, the role of men and boys in gender equity, and violence against women.
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Sunday, 16 November 2008 08:34 |
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The Australian Federation of Medical Women is a member of the Australian Women's Coalition and contributes to research and policy work for the Coalition. Current membership of the Coalition comprises:
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Saturday, 08 November 2008 20:56 |
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AFMW encourages all Australian medical women to join the AFMW Leadership Skills Database, which aims to increase the strength of women’s voices in public health policy development and service delivery.
For further details about the database or to join please download the application form by clicking here.
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This 2008-09 project will strengthen women’s voices and representation in existing national and academic and health networks so that the contributions of women can be fully realised and their skills fittingly applied in meeting the medical education and healthcare needs of the Australian community.
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AFMW progresses many projects of importance to medical women, both alone and in conjunction with other groups such as the Australian Women's Coalition, Australian Medical Association or community groups. The projects AFMW is involved in can be classed into three main areas: - Advocacy
- Humanitarian
- Socialising and networking
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