Rosie Herberte’s adult life, both in paid and unpaid work has been dedicated to improving women’s place and how they are seen in the world.
Rosie Herberte | For Making a Feminist Difference in Arts
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Sue Edmonds | For Making a Feminist Difference in Arts
Sue Edmonds is a feminist singer, musician, songwriter, entertainer and social activist whose involvement in the arts speaks to and about Australian women.
Claire Couson | For Making a Feminist Difference in the Arts
Awardee, Claire Couson is a filmmaker, and in 2019 she founded the Radical Womyn Film Festival, which is a yearly film festival focusing on short films made by women.
Clair Jackson | For Making a Feminist Difference in the Arts
Awardee, Clair Jackson has a strong commitment to build safe spaces for women and girls to develop and grow.
Jo-Anne Cahill | For Making a Feminist Difference in the Arts
Awardee, Jo-Anne Cahill has used her decades-long diverse experience in theatre to raise the status of women through the Older Women’s Network Theatre Group.
Rosell Flatley | For Making a Feminist Difference in the Arts
Awardee, Rosell Flatley is a founder of New Moon Collective 2018, a community art and engagement collective program at Thirning Villa, Ashfield.
The Loveys | For Making a Feminist Difference in the Arts
Awardees, The Loveys is a band of four women who individually and collectively, have served and continue to serve the community with their charity work as well as in their present or former employment.
Recipients 2021 –
The Ednas Recipient list, 2021 –
Pearlie McNeill | Arts
For creative feminism.
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