The Ednas Gallery
THE EDNAS IN PICTURES
Receiving an EDNA is a cause for celebration. These photos capture some EDNA moments, from award deliberations to the excitement and anticipation of presentation night.
EDNA award presentation
EDNA Award recipient
EDNA’s crowd at the trades hall
Announcing nominees
Edna Ryan Awards Committee
2014 Award Recipients The Bush Lemons
Jolly good time at the EDNAs
2016 EDNA Award Recipients
The fun of the EDNA’s
Edna Ryan
An inspiration … feminist and labour activist Edna Ryan, who was one of the five women to organise the first International Women’s Day March in 1928, at her home in Glebe in 1984.
Edna Ryan
Edna Ryan
Feminist and labour activist Edna Ryan, who received an honorary Doctorate of Letters from the University of Sydney, at her home in Glebe, 14 December 1984. SMH Picture by PETER MORRIS SOURCE: PETER MORRIS 14 December, 1984 The Sydney Morning Herald
The first five years
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