The Ednas Recipient list, 2021 –
Arts
-or-
Pearlie McNeill | Arts
For creative feminism.
Lee Lewis | Arts
For creative feminism.
The Baulkham Hills African Ladies Troupe | Arts
The four women of the The Baulkham Hills African Ladies Troupe, three of whom are African refugees, have revealed their personal stories of abuse and trauma which, under the nurturing guidance of theatre director Ros Horin, have been transformed into an extraordinary...
Gabrielle Journey Jones | Arts
Gabrielle Journey Jones is a poet, drummer, activist, and social worker. She is a co-founder of Creative Womyn Down Under, a group that, since 2006, has encouraged women in their creativity by organising festivals and performances. She confronts the oppression of...
Nina Angelo | Arts
Nina Angelo's Workshops, The Fabric of Our Lives give women, whether city or rural, the opportunity to tell their stories, offering a fun and safe place to explore and share life, history and community needs. Here women discover their often hidden abilities and...
The Women’s Library | Arts
This award was accepted by Vicki Harding who was instrumental in establishing The Women's Library The Women’s Library opened its doors in 1994 and is currently located in Brown St Newtown behind Newtown Public Library. The library is an unfunded organisation,...
Past Recipients 2011 – 2018
The Ednas Recipient list, 2011 -2019
Past Recipients 1998 – 2010
The Ednas Recipient list, 1998 -2010







