“I attended Parliament House last week for the release of this report. AFMW is delighted to support this initiative aimed to deliver savings across all domains as well as reducing the health impacts of ongoing fossil fuel consumption.” Dr Brenda Masters, AFMW President
The Medical Women’s Society of the ACT held its annual ski trip to Perisher Valley. It was an unqualified success with 12 snow-loving female doctors gathering at Corroborree Lodge the first weekend in August. View photo gallery.
“I would encourage our members to consider this appeal from DEA who urgently need donations to support a public awareness campaign focusing on the dangers of ongoing investment in fossil fuels, particularly gas projects.” Dr Brenda Masters, AFMW President
AFMW welcome donations towards this initiative either directly via our website or if you wish to consider an annual commitment with appropriate acknowledgement by contacting the program convenors.
Relive the momentum! Watch the recording of the NGO CSW/NY May Monthly Meeting, featuring a discussion about centering women’s voices in the fight against crimes against humanity.
We are delighted to share this important announcement – the condition has not changed, but a new name feels so much more inclusive and is a welcome focus on a significant issue in women’s health
Canberra turned on gorgeous weather for the lakeside Fun Run this year, and our team from MWS ACT & Region donned various shades of pink, purple and teal (the Mother’s Day event now supports both breast and ovarian cancer research) to walk/run the 5km along lake Burley Griffin.
We are delighted to share that our AFMW past President Dr Sarah Coll is running for AMAQ Vice President and encourage all members to view her presentation which outlines her passion for supporting all Doctors. We wish the strong contingent of women who have nominated for Director roles in AMAQ all the best in the elections.
AFMW acknowledges and congratulates Dr Betty Ge, AFMW National Coordinator, on her election as President of AMA ACT for the 2026–2028 term.
If you are interested in helping document the extraordinary stories of medical women who fled Nazi Germany and settled in Australia, please contact the AFMW President to be connected with the project.
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