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Women in Climate Change - ticket giveaway for Adelaide event

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

CONGRATULATIONS TO EMILY JEROME FROM CPA AUSTRALIA WHO HAS WON THE PASS TO THE WOMEN IN CLIMATE CHANGE BREAKFAST!! How can women harness their power to lead and drive change? How do we successfully change deeply embedded behaviour?

These are important question I discuss with all kinds of people often. Whether it’s about getting more women into senior management roles, or how to tackle organisational change challenges, questions like these launch huge conversations well worth having.  

The “1 Million Women Campaign” asks exactly these questions in their event series “Women in Climate Change”. And aren’t these questions even more serious when we’re talking about the ongoing wellbeing of our planet? We have a free pass for the Adelaide event on the 18th of May to give away, so if you’re keen to go along post a comment or email us here.

Other questions they’re discussing at the “Women in Climate Change” events are (just to get you thinking):

What do women want from policy makers?

How can marketers effectively reach women?

What tools can be used by individuals, organisations and communities to just “get on with it?”

Also if you know someone who is passionate and active in working to prevent climate change, why not forward them info on our not-for-profit scholarship program?


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paula davies commented on 21-Apr-2010 01:56 PM
As a woman working in government - and in the area of policy development - I am often aware of the need to act like a man and suppress my nurturing side in order to get results. I find this suppression of my values challenging and can't help wondering why more women don't tap into their nurturing style in their professional lives. Of course by wondering I suppose mean wondering what would happen if a critical mass did just that as of course it would rapidly be professional suicide to act alone on that score. That is what it would take to bring about change. I would like to explore that further and what better vehicle than in resolving issues about our planet? The mother earth analogy is particularly apt I think.