AFMW is exploring alternative banking institutions, as part of our commitment to climate change advocacy towards zero emissions.
This “Fossil Fuels – Where does your bank stand?” link was shared with us by our friends at Doctors for the Environment Australia (DEA).
Fossil fuels – where does your bank stand? See https://www.marketforces.org.au/info/compare-bank-table/
As individual members, we can each use this link to assess your own banking and make choices around ethical banking. This sends a clear message to financial institutions that neglecting climate change issues, will cost them financially in a very direct and immediate way.
Magdalena Simonis
Chair, AFMW Climate Health Action Group
Magdalena is the President of the AFMW (2020-) and former President of VMWS (2013 & 2017-2020), National Coordinator AFMW, MWIA Scientific and Research Subcommittee co-Chair, MWIA Mentoring and Leadership, Special Interest Group, Chair
Magdalena’s deep engagements with the RACGP over many years includes chair of Women in General Practice, is currently on the RACGP Expert Committee Quality Care, prior to that on RACGP eHealth Expert Committee. She is a regular media spokesperson on numerous health issues, being interviewed most weeks by mainstream and medical media. Magdalena has represented the RACGP at senate enquiries and has worked on several National Health Framework reviews.
Both an RACGP examiner and University examiner she supervises medical students and undertakes general practice research. Roles outside of RACGP include the Strategy and Policy Committee for Breast Cancer Network Australia, Board Director of Women’s Health Victoria and Chair of their Strategy and Policy subcommittee and the AMA Victoria GP Network Committee.
Magdalena has presented at the United Nations as part of the Australian Assembly and was recently appointed the Australian representative to the World Health Organisation, World Assembly on COVID 19, by the Medical Women’s International Association (MWIA).
A/Professor Simonis is currently a member of the National COVID-19 Taskforce expert committee, and Chair of the MWIA Mentoring and Leadership Special Interest Group.
