Global Media Monitoring Project Results 2010
The Global Media Monitoring Project (GMMP) maps the representation of women and men in news media worldwide. On 10 November 2009, 1,281 newspapers, television and radio stations were monitored in 108...
View ArticleThe OpEd Project Byline Report
The OpEd Project 2012 Byline Report tracks the ideas and individuals that are most influential – shaping public opinion and policy, driving resources and talent, and assigning meaning to the world,...
View ArticleLadies of Leisure
We want LOL to excite, inspire and encourage through profiling young women who are making it happen on their own and providing insights as to how they’re doing it. We publish zines, run workshops,...
View ArticleCherchez La Femme
Cherchez La Femme is Melbourne’s monthly talkshow of popular culture, news and current affairs from an unapologetically feminist angle. Held on the first Tuesday of every month in Melbourne, and with...
View ArticleFilmme Fatales
Filmme Fatales is a zine that looks at the places where film and feminism intersect. It launched in 2013 and has been committed to talking about movies in an accessible and non-boring way since then.
View ArticleWomen of Letters
Women of Letters is an afternoon that celebrates a diverse range of strong female talent whilst simultaneously raising funds for Victorian animal rescue shelter, Edgar’s Mission. It is also a series of...
View ArticleWILAA on Multi-Storied
If you missed WILAA founder Lefa Singleton Norton being interviewed on Triple R’s Multi-Storied you can now listen to the interview below: http://ondemand.rrr.org.au/grid/20150624130443
View ArticleWomen in Film Melbourne
Women in Film focus on advocating, supporting and promoting female filmmakers in key roles.
View ArticleIntroducing the WILAA Steering Committee
It’s our pleasure to introduce you to the women who will be working to shape what WILAA will become. Eloise Brook Eloise is a writer, advocate and academic who has written for The Guardian, The...
View ArticleNo Chicks No Excuses
No Chicks No Excuses is the brainchild of Leslie Cannold, Jane Caro and Catherine Deveny, three women in public life who got tired of event organisers saying they couldn’t find good women speakers....
View ArticleWord Mothers
WordMothers is dedicated to showcasing women’s work in the literary arts around the world. It features female author interviews and women in the book industry discussing what they’re really passionate...
View ArticleAustralian Plays Gender Agenda
This page is a helpful compilation of resources regarding the representation of Australian women playwrights.
View ArticleThe beginnings of WILAA
During the Emerging Writers’ Festival in 2014, a roundtable was held with women writers from all over Australia. We were disheartened that many discussions about gender and publishing were still asking...
View ArticleStella Schools Program
The Stella Schools Program was established in 2014. It aims to increase the amount of books by women writers being studied by high school students all over Australia.
View ArticleStella Prize
The Stella Prize is a major literary award celebrating Australian women’s writing. The prize is named after one of Australia’s iconic female authors, Stella Maria Sarah ‘Miles’ Franklin, and was...
View ArticleStella Count
The Stella Count statistics compiled by the Stella Prize in conjunction with Books + Publishing show the ratio of books by men and women reviewed in major Australian newspapers and literary review...
View ArticleKibble Literary Award
The Kibble Awards aim to encourage Australian women writers to improve and advance literature for the benefit of our community. The Awards recognise the works of women writers of fiction or non-fiction...
View ArticleVolunteer Online Editor
Women in Literary Arts Australia aims to foster community and promote women in literature of all forms. We formed in mid 2015, and in 2016 will produce the results from our first Survey of Australian...
View ArticleNorma K. Hemming Award
The Norma K. Hemming Award is given to mark excellence in the exploration of themes of race, gender, sexuality, class and disability in a speculative fiction work (e.g. science fiction, fantasy,...
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