Monthly Archives: October 2023

AWE Excellence Awards 2023

By |2023-10-14T22:26:41+11:00October 14th, 2023|All States|

The Australasian Women in Emergencies Network (AWE) is thrilled to announce the recipients of the inaugural AWE Excellence Awards 2023. The AWE Excellence Awards recognise and honour the contributions of women to emergency management and disaster resilience. Ruth Wraith OAM, who presented the awards at today’s Australasian Women in Emergencies Day Forum, said, “Today, in

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Volunteering Opportunities

By |2023-10-01T19:57:36+11:00October 1st, 2023|All States|

Blog: By Akira Kelly, AWE VIC Chapter Lead The Australasian Fire and Emergency Service Authorities Council has reported an increased risk of bushfire across most of Australia over the 2023/24 fire season, with reports it is likely to be the most significant bushfire season since the 2019-20 black summer fires. Many AWE members are actively

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AWE Newsletter – October 2023

By |2025-07-20T20:08:07+10:00October 1st, 2023|Newsletter|

  Promoting, supporting and recognising the contributions of women in emergency management and disaster resilience across Australasia.         Welcome to the October 2023 edition of the AWE Newsletter        Click on the links below to get straight to what you want to read: AWE News AWE Events AWE Women in Emergencies for Climate

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The Australasian Women in Emergencies Network (AWE) promotes, supports and recognises the contributions of women in emergencies and disasters, building stronger and more resilient individuals, organisations and communities.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

AWE recognises the traditional owners and custodians of the lands upon which we meet and pays its respect to elders past and present. We recognise that Sovereignty was never ceded and that this land always was, always will be Aboriginal land.

AWE recognises the unique role of Māori, and embraces the Treaty of Waitangi (Te Tiriti), NZ’s foundation document confirming Māori as tangata whenua, the first people of Aotearoa, New Zealand. It recognises that they have tino rangatiratanga (absolute authority or sovereignty) over their lands, resources, and taonga (treasured possessions) while embracing the three guiding principles of the Te Tiriti – partnership, participation and protection.

AWE acknowledges, values and celebrates the rich diversity and intersectionality of our members, workplaces and communities. We are committed to creating an inclusive, equitable, respectful and safe network, where people of all identities, cultures, backgrounds, abilities and experiences feel they belong and are empowered and able to strive and thrive.

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