WELCOME TO GRADUATE WOMEN VICTORIA
Our goal is to serve and empower women through education and advocacy locally, nationally and internationally.
Nationally we work through the Australian Federation of Graduate Women.
Globally we are part of Graduate Women International.
See our advocacy page for recent action on these fronts.
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To join us see our membership page, or download our membership form.
BREAKING NEWS
MARGARET ROBERTSON
Margaret Robertson, our newest member, has taught at primary, secondary, technical and tertiary institutions in Victoria; she is currently teaching and researching in the La Trobe University School of Education. Her latest project is a collection of stories of Australian women who commenced and completed their PhD’s after turning 50. Here is her short biography.
ALISON HARCOURT
Alison Harcourt, a longtime member of Graduate Women Victoria, has been saluted as 'the ground-breaking grandmother of Australian mathematics'. Her achievements are celebrated by the ABC science team here.
ZALI O'DEA
Zali O'Dea, winner of a GWV Special Award in 2018, has recently published an article about living with FED - Facial Eye Disfigurement. The article also introduces Karibu Anawim, an organisation which endeavours to train, equip, and nurture people living with FED/FD and the general public. Her article can be found at here.
ANI LANDAU-WARD
Ani Landau-Ward is the winner of the 2018 William and Elizabeth Fisher Scholarship. Her research investigates the property rights of marginalised communities in Ghana, India and Malaysia. The RMIT Centre for Urban Research is celebrating Ani's achievement on their website. Read about her research here.
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