Pathways to Politics
Our first Western Australian cohort have graduated from Pathways to Politics for Women after completing the intensive one-week program at The University of Western Australia.
What’s new to the Knowledge Hub – including insights and advice from Pathways to Politics alums in local government, content recommendations from ACT election candidates Soëlily Consen-Lynch and Heidi Prowse OAM and NT candidate Laurie Zio, Local Women Leading Change toolkit, new GIWL ANU research, the book Toxic Parliaments and What Can Be Done About Them, and social media safety tips for women in politics.
The federal election in Higgins, in which four Pathways to Politics alums are running, is shaping up to be a tough contest – but one that gives real hope for Australian democracy and the role of women in it, writes Professor Rosalind Dixon, Director of the UNSW Pathways to Politics for Women program
Momentum is building for political change with a new wave of women elected to lead communities across Queensland, thanks to the QUT Pathways to Politics for Women program.
What’s new to the Knowledge Hub – including three exclusive Pathways to Politics videos: An information video for First Nations women, a discussion on LGBTQI+ women in politics featuring Minister Harriet Shing and Pride Centre Director Dr Judy Tang, and insights from Carmen Lawrence AO, Senator Linda Reynolds & Kate Chaney MP at the launch of our WA program. Plus eSafety resources, and new Australian and international research on women’s political participation.
The University of Canberra’s Pathways to Politics for Women program is paving the way to greater female political representation.
Alums from every cohort of the Victorian Pathways to Politics program were recognised and celebrated for their talent and potential that fills us with optimism about the future of politics in Australia.
Are you are a First Nations woman with a passion for political leadership? Join us for this free information session about the transformative opportunities offered by the Pathways to Politics for Women program in all Australian states and territories.
The award-winning Pathways to Politics for Women program proudly opens its doors for national applications.
A record-breaking 26 alums of the QUT Pathways to Politics for Women program have announced their candidacy for the upcoming Queensland local council elections in March.
