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REQUEST TO FEDERAL MINISTER FOR EDUCATION CONCERNING RECENT JOB-READY LEGISLATION

In October 2020 Graduate Women Victoria wrote to the Federal Minister for Education, Dan Tehan, asking him to reconsider those aspects of the Government’s Job-Ready Legislation which disadvantage students who select a course in the humanities. GWV forwarded a copy of the letter to Tanya Plibersek, the Shadow Minister for Education and Training. The letter to Tehan, and Plibersek’s reply, can be read here. We have not yet received a response from Dan Tehan.

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GWV SUPPORTS STEM AND STEAM

Graduate Women Victoria has long supported STEM, the promotion of the education of girls in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. At its 2017 Annual General Meeting, GWV members endorsed a

SUPPORT FOR THE VICTORIAN GOVERNMENT’S GENDER EQUALITY STRATEGY

In November 2016 Graduate Women Victoria wrote to the Minister for the Prevention of Family Violence, Fiona Richardson, expressing strong support for the Victorian Government’s proposed Gender Equalit

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE PREMIER AND THE MINISTER FOR EDUCATION FOR STANCE ON THE SAFE SCHOOLS PROGRAM

In March 2016 Graduate Women Victoria wrote congratulating the government for its defence of the Safe Schools Program. See the full letter here. The Minister for Education James Merlino responded in M

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