Broken to Brilliant Bursary
The Broken to Brilliant Bursary is to support female survivors of domestic violence in Queensland as they rebuild their lives through education and training.
April 7, 2025
The Broken to Brilliant Bursary is to support female survivors of domestic violence in Queensland as they rebuild their lives through education and training.
Former Senator Sue Boyce has been a long-term advocate for those with a disability. This bursary is for a female student with a disability, to assist her study program after high school.
This bursary assists a young woman living in Brisbane, with education expenses to support the first year of her tertiary studies.
The focus of this bursary is to assist a female medical graduate who is undertaking specialist training to become an ophthalmologist
This bursary in recognition of the work of Ethel Rowbotham RN, helps those planning to study nursing or midwifery at university next year.
Some causes for congratulations to NCWQ connections in the King’s Birthday 2023 Honours List, announced on 12 June. Gail Paratz – National Council of Jewish Women Australia, Brisbane Section. Gail
A broad-ranging discussion on Queensland’s progress towards ending domestic and family violence featured at NCWQ’s June meeting. Special guests, Acting Assistant Commissioner Domestic Family Violence and Vulnerable Persons Command, Virginia
The increased availability and use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Education has created great interest in the Education Sector but also creates some concerns and challenges. Education Adviser Deslyn Taylor explores the issues.
This year the Queensland Rural, Regional and Remote Women’s Network is celebrating 30 years of empowering, connecting and supporting rural, regional and remote Queensland women. QRRRW has been making an
NCWQ members and guests enjoyed an afternoon of hilarity, in the name of fun-raising for the 2023 Bursary Program! A three-course lunch and live performance by the crew of “Faulty