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Women's Honour Roll
Union Industrial Officer honoured for contribution to women’s movement
Sue Hammond, Industrial Officer with the Federal Office of the CPSU-SPSF group, has been placed on the Australian Women's Honour Roll in recognition for her work as a women's industrial relations advocate and a member of the Women's Electoral Lobby.
You too can submit the names of women who have made a contribution to the women's movement in Australia.
The Honour Roll was originally started to recognise the contributions made to the women's movement and support for the ideals and principles in the Beijing Platform for Action and CEDAW - The Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination against Women. CEDAW was adopted in 1979 by the UN General Assembly and is often described as an international bill of rights for women.
CAPOW, the Coalition of Australian Participating Organisations of Women, holds the Australian Women's Honour Roll in trust for Australian women.
Unfortunately, there is very little information available about the enormous contributions made by individual women or groups to the development of Australia or to the advancement of women in Australia.
You can help to correct this by sending your nominations for a woman who has made a difference.
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CAPOW to register your nomination to honour an Australian woman.
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