By Georgina Pickers NCWQ International Relations & Peace & Human Rights Adviser While the feminist heart in me wanted Hilary Clinton to finally break the most powerful ‘glass ceiling’ in political history, my pragmatic head
By Jennifer Ann Davies NCWQ Arts and Letters Adviser In a place of beauty, extraordinary legacies, change, and vibrant histories, indelible ghosts hover, whisper and smile……the Arts are still highly valued, not as fluffy stuff,
The Office for Women and Domestic Violence Reform is pleased to be a partner for the Women in STEM Awards 2017 and communication training being offered as part of the Queensland Women’s Strategy 2016-21. Are
By Jennifer Ann Davies, NCWQ Arts and Letters Adviser A New Year with New Opportunities! New Ways of evoking poetic versions of our fluid reality exist….be they through rhythmic sound effects, scratching pens, humming electronic
By Lisa Daly, 2016 Bursary Recipient I had the honour to receive this year’s bursary sponsored by Member of Parliament, Tracy Davis. This bursary is awarded to a woman studying at PhD level whose research
Women’s Health Queensland Wide is excited to launch ‘Mums at Work’ – a new program designed to support busy, professional women in planning for their pregnancies, birth and return to work. The program offers individual,
By Jennifer Ann Davies NCWQ Arts & Letters Adviser Miranda HINE won the inaugural Society of Fine Arts Association Museum Emerging Arts Writers’ Award, with her essay, “Self-Portrait- as Steve Hart: ADDING NEW VOICES TO
By Georgina Pickers NCWQ International Relations and Peace and Human Rights Adviser An associate of NCWQ drew my attention to the on-going legal ‘firestorm’ which started in 2013. It was created by students attending the
By Tric Gibson, Psychologist When delivering a talk recently I asked the audience to guess which actress said the following: “Why would anyone want to see me in a movie, and I don’t know how