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Position Vacant: Communications Coordinator

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International Women’s Development Agency Inc (IWDA) seeks a skilled and experienced Communications Coordinator to work within the dynamic Strategic Partnerships team located in Melbourne, Australia.

This position is responsible for the production and distribution of communications for IWDA, including direct mail, newsletters, annual reports, brochures and other communication materials.


Timor-Leste Textiles Exhibition & Forum

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HANDWOVEN TEXTILES OF EAST TIMOR

Exhibition Launch Friday 5 Sept 2008 6.00pm
Forum ($20/$12) & Market Saturday 6 Sept 10.00am til 5.00pm

Exhibition at the new St Kilda Town Hall and Gallery


Position Vacant: Finance Manager

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IWDA is seeking to appoint a new key member to their senior management team. Operating in a hands on, involved manner this position will be responsible for the overall financial management of the organisation, including leading strategic financial direction, budgeting, investment management, compliance, reporting, risk management and oversight of global program funding and expenditure.


International Women's Development Agency's inaugural Winter Warmers campaign in Winter 2008 is an exciting new event designed to raise awareness for IWDA, increase funding for future projects, and relieve the chill of winter.

Become involved in hosting a Winter Warmers event of any size, theme or form that provides an opportunity to empower and increase the profile of women in developing countries.

Your event could be any kind of women's gathering, for example, a movie night, cocktail party or brunch.

The Winter Warmers campaign aims to help IWDA in Asia and the Pacific by raising awareness of, and contributing funds to, our many programs and partner organisations. Importantly, it also means you can spend quality time on a winter's evening with your family, friends, workmates and community members.

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IWDA is an Australian non-profit organisation that creates positive change for women and their communities. Our practical and rights-based projects directly address poverty and oppression in developing countries. For over 20 years, the International Women's Development Agency (IWDA) has worked with more than 100 grassroots organisations in the developing world, to support and advance the life choices and well being of women and their families. IWDA undertakes projects in partnership with women from the Asia Pacific region. These projects are devised and managed by women who live and work in the communities themselves, which fosters practical and innovative responses to the issues womens view as most critical. The development which IWDA promotes is the equitable growth of people and communities, and the just distribution of basic resources and respect for human rights.

IWDA Strategic Directions

Featured picture IWDA has developed a Strategic Directions 2008-2013 document to guide our work over the next five years. The cornerstones of this work are: pathways to engaged and informed citizenship; policy influence and gender justice. There are six program goals and three cross-cutting issues designed to focus our work in catalysing transformational change for women and girls. These are supported by 7 organisational change goals to help build a more robust, responsive and effective organisation. We hope you will be part of this journey, with our vision for a just and sustainable world for women.

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