Awardee, Catherine Gander is a feminist role model for many younger women, spending hours supporting and empowering individual women to find their voice and strength.
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Elaine Evans | For Making a Feminist Difference in Leadership
Awardee, Elaine Evans (1936-2021) played a pivotal role in shaping the establishment of women’s legal services across Australia, including Indigenous women’s programs within those services.
Hayley Foster | For Making a Feminist Difference in Leadership
Awardee, Hayley Foster has improved the status of women through her commitment to making NSW and Australia a safer place for women through law reform, education and training.
Kittu Randhawa | For Making a Feminist Difference in Leadership
Awardee, Kittu Randhawa has been working as an individual in the Sikh and Indian community from the mid-1990s onward, and established the Indian Crisis and Support Agency (ICSA), the first NGO of its kind in the Indian community.
Our Bodies Our Choices | For Making a Feminist Difference in Leadership
Awardees, Our Bodies Our Choices (OBOC) is the group tasked with running the community campaign to decriminalise abortion in NSW
Patricia Ranald | For Making a Feminist Difference in Leadership
Awardee, Patricia Ranald organised a public forum on the impact that the ‘Comprehensive Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership’ (CPTPP) will have on women in Australia and worldwide.
Recipients 2021 –
The Ednas Recipient list, 2021 –
Helen L’Orange | Leadership
For leading feminist changes in the public sphere.
Marilyn Hatton | Leadership
For leading feminist changes in the public sphere.