Deakin University Womens' Research

Deakin University Research

Are you a woman who has no children
and aged between 45 and 64 years?

If so, we would love to hear from you!

We are conducting research about life in Australian society for women with no children.

If you would like to take part, please visit the following link to complete the anonymous online questionnaire, which will take only 30 minutes of your time!

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/life-in-Australian-society-for-women-aged-45-64-with-no-children

For further information, please visit

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Life-in-Australian-society-as-a-woman-with-no-children/592205344191162

or contact Beth Turnbull at b.turnbull@deakin.edu.au

The Older Women's Network Australia Incorporated supports this call...

Call for Urgent Action: End Violence Against People with Disability

AUGUST 20, 2015 / AUSTRALIAN CROSS DISABILITY ALLIANCE, MEDIA RELEASES, VIOLENCE AND ABUSE

National Conference in Perth - October 2015

The Older Women’s Network Australia
23^RD ANNUAL CONFERENCE
MONDAY 19^TH OCTOBER 2015
GOODEARTH HOTEL
195 Adelaide Terrace

Perth 

Contact

RSVP by 11^th September 2015 - Email jul8don@bigpond.com  

OR by POST to Mrs Julienne Thomas

Older Women’s Network WA Inc

7 Bottlebrush Drive 

    THORNLIE   WA   6108 

Human Rights and the Care of the Self

Wednesday 26 August 12:30-2:00pm
Room 148, RC Mills Building
University of Sydney

Dr Alex Lefebvre from the University of Sydney proposes that the consistent and historic function of human rights is to inspire individuals to strive towards a better way of life. He will sketch a new theory of human rights from the perspective of the care for one's own self by identifying certain techniques prescribed in human rights law and literature that aim to effect such transformations.