Pathways to Politics for Women opens more doors in busy election year
The award-winning Pathways to Politics for Women program has become fully national for the first time, now incorporating Western Australia and Tasmania. Building on recent successes in Queensland local elections, organisers are calling on more future female leaders who are passionate about politics and driving positive change in their communities to apply.
‘Stop talking ourselves down as a sector’
Practices, mindset and behaviours that are needed to evolve for the NFP and charity sector – as voted by its leaders.
This Month in Philanthropy – In Pictures
Welcome to the March edition of our gallery designed to showcase notable events, launches, project updates and other activities happening in our busy member community.
Top 5 Questions NFPs have for funders: with Gill Whelan, General Manager, DECJUBA Foundation & TANK Foundation
At DECJUBA Foundation, we focus our philanthropic support around 5 key pillars; empowerment, education, essentials, experience and emergency relief. So demonstrating that you’ve done your research is the first important step in ensuring that you fit within the scope of the causes we are looking to support.
Australian Philanthropy Awards 2024 finalists announced
The judging panels for the Awards were impressed by the quantity and quality of the nominations this year, with a record number of entries – more than double the previous record.
Thank you to our judging panels – Australian Philanthropy Awards 2024
Thank you to our independent judging panels for their time and dedication.
The book on miscarriage the Victorian Women’s Trust knew had to be written
Around 285 pregnancies result in miscarriage each day in Australia – or around one every five minutes. It’s an extraordinary figure and yet the most common complication associated with childbirth is shrouded in silence, and unfortunately shame, for many of the thousands of affected families. Author Isabelle Oderberg has set out to change some of the perceptions around this all-too-common experience in her book Hard to Bear, the writing of which was supported by philanthropy.