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Every time a girl reads a womanless
history she learns she is worth less.
--Myra and David Sadker
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Welcome to Australia's Women's History Month, 2002

NOTE: This is an archive of our 2002 website. For current information, please see our updated site for 2003.

This website is the key to many of our activities, ranging from real-time chat, to useful resources. Both the real-time chat and the ongoing discussion are led by experts from Australia and abroad, and cover a wide range of women's interests. They can be reached by clicking on the links below. The resources page gives you information about the presenters, as well as access to further material on some topics.

We hope you enjoy our site, and Women's History Month.

Events

Program
Program Leaders
Live Chat
Discussion
Resources
Acknowledgements
Photos of the Launch -- New!

More About Australian Women

National Foundation for Australian Women

 

Notable Women

Other Women's History Web Sites

News

Danielle Hyndes, member of the Women's History Month Committee, was honoured with an ACT International Women's Day Award. It was presented by the ACT Chief Minister, Jon Stanhope, MLA, on 8 March.

About Women's History Month

Women's History Month was initiated in Australia by Helen Leonard, Convenor of the National Women's Media Centre. It was her vision, drive and commitment that made the establishment of WHM in Australia possible. Gillian Polack provided the technical expertise. She developed the web resources and put the program in place on-line.

Women's History Month was launched at Parliament House, Canberra, Australia in March 2000, by the President of the Senate, Senator Margaret Reid on behalf of the National Women's Media Centre. Following the untimely death of Helen Leonard, it has become a project of the National Foundation for Australian Women. >>More>>

Site updated: June 16, 2002


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