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Saturday, 28 January 2012 16:05 |
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We are a subcommittee of the Medical Women's International Association (MWIA) consisting of young physicians and medical students. This subcommittee was formed at the 27th International Congress in Ghana that took place in 2007. It was created to address the unique concerns and needs of young physicians and physicians-in-training worldwide. We renewed the subcommittee at this year’s 28th International Congress in Germany because even in the year 2010, we are still facing common issues of gender discrimination in training, unequal salaries compared to male colleagues, and fewer promotions to leadership and administrative positions among numerous other subjects reminding us that women have not yet achieved parity in medicine.
To read more and to download our biannual newsletter please click here, or check out our facebook group
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Saturday, 28 January 2012 15:42 |
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UN Women Australia are hosting the International Women's Day Breakfast 2012 in Melbourne on Monday, March 5th from 7-9 am, to raise funds for programs to provide assistance to women at risk all over the world. UN Women Australia is the National Committee for UN Women in Australia and is one of 18 National Committees globally. The National Committees support UN Women through membership programs, raising public awareness of gender and development issues and fundraising for UN Women projects around the world. International Women’s Day 2012 is about celebrating the vital role women play in enhancing economic prosperity in their families, communities and countries while recognising that significant barriers to achieving women’s economic security and equality continue to exist.
Individual tickets and corporate tables are available. For more information or to register online for this must attend event, please visit www.unwomen.org.au or contact the event organisers DKC on 02 8218 2911 or
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We look forward to seeing you there.
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The MIGA Doctors in Training (DIT) Grants Program offers funding to assist doctors in training pursue specialist training opportunities in Australia and abroad. It is open to doctors who are either enrolled in an accredited training program or who have completed their accredited training program within the last two years and seek to undertake additional training opportunities beyond the scope of training prescribed through their College or Society.
This year MIGA is offering up to four individual DIT Grants of $5000 each. Applications close Friday 28 October. For more information and to apply please visit the MIGA website at http://www.miga.com.au |
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Sunday, 27 March 2011 17:18 |
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 The next stage of the Happy Healthy Women project aims to interview 100 survivors of sexual violence in order to develop guidelines for healthcare professionals and information for survivors that are based on survivor needs. Details are now posted on the Women Donors Network website, with the hope of attracting funding to allow us to advance to the next stage of the project.
To visit the HHWNJS page on the Women's Donor Network, please click here
To read more about the HHWNJS project, please click here
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Thursday, 09 December 2010 15:45 |
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AFMW/VMWS invite you to fill in a simple 2 page survey at http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/VDDGRPZ to assist in the development of an integrated holistic model of longterm care for survivors of sexual assault in Australia. The findings will be used to assist other countries to develop similar services. We are inviting medical women from around the world to participate via MWIA websites and facebook sites. It is a simple 2 page document for medical practitioners.
Thank you for your participation. To read more about the Happy Healthy Women project, please click here. |
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