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AWE Newsletter – September 2022

By |2025-07-20T20:09:08+10:00September 1st, 2022|Newsletter|

  Promote Support Recognise         Welcome to the September 2022 edition of the AWE Newsletter             AWE News       Support AWE to support you! The AWE fundraising campaign is part of Australasian Women in Emergencies Day. AWE provides you with a range of free programs

AWE Newsletter – August 2022

By |2025-07-20T20:09:09+10:00August 1st, 2022|Newsletter|

  Promote Support Recognise         Welcome to the August 2022 edition of the AWE Newsletter The CSIRO’s recently released future megatrends report highlights climate change as one of seven global megatrends that will challenge Australia. It states that we can expect to be living in a more volatile climate, characterised by unprecedented

AWE Newsletter – July 2022

By |2025-07-20T20:09:09+10:00July 1st, 2022|Newsletter|

  Promote Support Recognise         Welcome to the July 2022 edition of the AWE Newsletter The Queen's Birthday 2022 Honours List saw more than 45 per cent of awards in the General Division granted to women. Women recipients of honours in the emergency management and disaster resilience sector for 2022 include:    

AWE Newsletter – June 2022

By |2025-07-20T20:09:10+10:00June 1st, 2022|Newsletter|

  Promoting, supporting and recognising the contributions of women in emergency management and disaster resilience across Australasia.         Welcome to the June 2022 edition of the AWE Newsletter. 16-22 May was National Volunteer Week - a chance to celebrate and recognise the vital work of volunteers, and to say thank you. Volunteers help

AWE Newsletter – May 2022

By |2025-07-20T20:09:11+10:00May 1st, 2022|Newsletter|

  Promoting, supporting and recognising the contributions of women in emergency management and disaster resilience across Australasia.         Welcome to the May 2022 edition of the AWE Newsletter. AWE acknowledges the role that many of its members have played in the response and relief to the devastating NSW and Queensland floods of

AWE Newsletter – April 2022

By |2025-07-20T20:09:12+10:00April 1st, 2022|Newsletter|

  Promoting, supporting and recognising the contributions of women in emergency management and disaster resilience across Australasia.         AWE Newsletter - April 2022       Welcome to the April 2022 edition of the AWE Newsletter. Along with the emergency management sector, women have a key role to play in addressing climate

AWE Newsletter – March 2022

By |2025-07-20T20:09:13+10:00March 1st, 2022|Newsletter|

  Promoting, supporting and recognising the contributions of women in emergency management and disaster resilience across Australasia.         AWE Newsletter - March 2022       International Women's Day (IWD) was first celebrated in 1909 and was formally recognised by the United Nations, and Australian Prime Minister Gough Whitlam, in 1975. Australia’s first

AWE Newsletter – February 2022

By |2025-07-20T20:09:14+10:00February 1st, 2022|Newsletter|

  Promoting, supporting and recognising the contributions of women in emergency management and disaster resilience across Australasia.         AWE Newsletter - February 2022       Welcome to 2022! It's proving to be another busy start to year for the emergency management sector, with a range of significant floods, storms, bushfires, monsoons,

AWE Newsletter – December 2021

By |2025-07-20T20:09:14+10:00December 1st, 2021|Newsletter|

  Promoting, supporting and recognising the contributions of women in emergency management and disaster resilience across Australasia.         AWE Newsletter - December 2021       Welcome to the December 2021 AWE Newsletter       It's almost the end of another year and what a year it's been! 2021 has been

AWE Newsletter – November 2021

By |2025-07-20T20:10:20+10:00November 1st, 2021|Newsletter|

  Promoting, supporting and recognising the contributions of women in emergency management and disaster resilience across Australasia.         AWE Newsletter - November 2021       Welcome to the November 2021 AWE Newsletter       Lockdowns are ending, borders are opening, and many of us are getting used to our newfound

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