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Helping women connect, learn and lead.
FW is committed to making gender equality a reality at work. We welcome new members to our thriving digital community and work with employers to build diverse, equitable and inclusive workplaces.
We know that if you’ve been out of work for a while, it can be daunting to start again. But with the right confidence, capabilities and connections, anything is possible. Enter, Jobs Academy.
A free, year-long, virtual program, Jobs Academy is designed to help you find a job and build a secure, rewarding career. Thanks to support from the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet’s Office for Women, Jobs Academy is completely free for participants.
Register your interest and be the first to know when the next intake opens.
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Join our community of professional women, access exclusive content and virtual events.
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Turbocharge your job performance with our FW Advance series of career webinars.
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An access all areas pass to our community, content, virtual events, mentoring and more.
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OPPORTUNITIES FOR EMPLOYERS
There are over 400 women from the public and private sector in the Platinum+ Emerging Leaders program. This is for mid-career professional women and provides 12-months of activities and 'all area access' to the FW community.
A two-day course designed for mid-career men in management. Change Makers assists participants understand how a gender-equal workplace can benefit them, their teams and the organisation in which they work.
EVENTS AND PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
FW hosts events with impact. We bring together speakers of the moment, in curated, special locations, with audiences who want to learn. Our events team works closely with your organisation to deliver an event that will deliver for you and our audience.
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OUR EVENTS
LEADERSHIP: YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED
Each fortnight, experienced and award-winning leaders, Helen McCabe and Jamila Rizvi will respond to your workplace challenges live in the FW Members-Only Facebook group. They’re like the highly qualified best mate you never had, or supportive sister, who doesn’t borrow your stuff.
Too often we’re elevated to leadership roles at work but not given the tools to succeed. In Leadership: Your Questions Answered, we’ll help fill in some of those blanks for you and share new techniques for better leadership.
5 JULY 2023 | MELBOURNE | NAARM
Join us for this special NAIDOC Week event, and hear from First Nations women as they tell stories, honour their Elders and imagine a truly reconciled Australia.
Wonnarua and Yuin woman, and FW writer, Madison Howarth is joined on stage by Dr Carolyn Briggs AM, Mundanara Bayles and Laura Thompson, to share knowledge of First Nations women who came before, and continue their legacy of fighting for fairness and recognition.
With thanks to our Presenting Partner Witchery and Supporting Partner BlackCard.
ABOUT US
We welcome members who want to be part of a thriving digital community and benefit from career planning, professional development, mentoring and networking opportunities.
We work with employers to accelerate women’s careers, support men to overcome bias, and build diverse, equitable and inclusive workplaces.
Through our social enterprise, Jobs Academy, we also support women who face barriers to participation in the paid workforce, to build confidence, connections and find work.
We are leading a national conversation on women’s safety, equality, and economic security through our events, books and podcasts.
OUR LOCATIONS
Adelaide | Auckland | Bay of Plenty | Canberra | Melbourne | Mid-North Coast | Sydney
Kaurna | Tāmaki Makaurau | Te Moana-a-Toi | Ngunnawal & Ngambri | Naarm | Gumbaynggirr | Gadigal
Future Women acknowledges the land on which our team members live and work. From the wet and windy lands of the Kulin nations, to the Kaurna people’s rolling Adelaide plains, to Gadigal and Gumbaynggirr land where the sun always shines, the first owners of our national capital, the Ngunnawal and Ngambri people, and across the seas to the land of the Maori people of New Zealand. We pay our respects to Elders past and present. We recognise that the Aboriginal land on which many of our team work has never been ceded and the work of reconciliation is not yet done. Future Women are committed to continuing the conversations about women and their work that have taken place on this Country for tens of thousands of years.
