Applications are now open for the Pathways to Politics for Women program, until Thursday, 1 May.
This important program is increasing the number of women in Australian politics by equipping diverse women to embrace their political ambitions, thrive as leaders and make a profound contribution to society. Open to all women across Australia, participation is fully funded through the generous support of philanthropic and university partners.
Pathways to Politics has helped hundreds of women to run for office, and achieved 84 electoral successes nationally across the political spectrum and at all levels of government.
Through comprehensive practical training, workshops, mentoring and career-long support, Pathways to Politics provides unparalleled expertise for women who are serious about driving change through political leadership. The proudly non-partisan programs are uniquely designed in collaboration with eight leading universities across Australia, tailored to each local context.
More information and to apply:
Learn more about the program
Start your application
This important program is increasing the number of women in Australian politics by equipping diverse women to embrace their political ambitions, thrive as leaders and make a profound contribution to society. Open to all women across Australia, participation is fully funded through the generous support of philanthropic and university partners.
Pathways to Politics has helped hundreds of women to run for office, and achieved 84 electoral successes nationally across the political spectrum and at all levels of government.
Through comprehensive practical training, workshops, mentoring and career-long support, Pathways to Politics provides unparalleled expertise for women who are serious about driving change through political leadership. The proudly non-partisan programs are uniquely designed in collaboration with eight leading universities across Australia, tailored to each local context.
More information and to apply:
Learn more about the program
Start your application