2024 International Women's Day

"Count Her In: Invest in Women. Accelerate Progress” #CountHerIN

Women’s economic empowerment is central to a gender equal world. When women are given equal opportunities to earn, learn and lead – entire communities thrive. ​

 

Based on the priority theme for the United Nations 68th Commission on the Status of Women, Count Her In will examine the pathways to greater economic inclusion for women and girls everywhere. ​

 

While important progress has been made, women face significant obstacles to achieving equal participation in the economy.​

Without equal access to education, employment pathways, financial services and literacy, how can we ever hope to reach gender equality?​

We must ensure women and girls are given equal opportunity to build their capabilities and strengthen their capacity to learn, earn and lead.​

 

Join us in all states (excl. Northern Territory) as we celebrate International Women's Day on Thursday 7 March. We will celebrate on Friday 8th March in the Northern Territory. 

Each capital city will host an in-person event where you can hear from amazing women who will have meaningful discussion on the International Women's Day Theme: #CountHerIn

Event program

 

6.30pm​

Arrival and registration​

Drinks and canapes will be served as you network​ with your peers

7.00pm​

Presentation​

8.00pm ​

Networking with drinks and canapes served​

9.00pm​

Close

 

Speakers

Please see the list of speakers for each state below. 

State

Speaker

New South Wales & Australian Capital Territory

Dr Kate Manderson, GP Supervisor of the Year 2023

Northern Territory         

Dr Simone Liddy, Dr Tamsin Cockayne, Dr Meredith Hansen-Knarhoi and Dr Hitti Bakshi (Friday 8th March)

Queensland   

Dr Jillann Farmer,  Globally known Australian GP, experienced healthcare leader with skills ranging from the bedside to the boardroom. CEO of "A Better Culture" and Former UN Medical Director

South Australia

Dr Sian Goodson, RACGP SA Chair; Dr Carolyn Roesler, GP; Dr Penny Need, GP and Senior Regional Medical Educator; Jacky Genesin, Business Manager, Chandlers Hills Surgery

Tasmania

Dr Alexandra Seidel, RACGP Tasmania Deputy Chair and Dr Anna Alomes, Doctor of Philosophy in Ethics and Human Rights. 

Victoria

Dr Nicole Higgins, RACGP President

Western Australia

Andrea Creado, CEO Ishar Multicultural Women's Health Services and Councillor for Balga Ward and Dr Richelle Douglas, Medical Director, Derbarl Yerrigan Health Service

Online 

 Prof Helena Teede For online attendance, please register here.

 

Cost 

Registrar - $15

RACGP Members - $25

Non-members - $45

 

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RACGP Members are invited to attend with colleagues, family and friends. A cocktail function follows the program.

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