About Us

History

The Australian Women's Coalition (AWC) is a national coalition of women's representative organisations. Formed in 2002 and incorporated in 2004, AWC is today a coalition of eighteen national women's organisations with equal voting and participation rights. The AWC's mission is to work collaboratively to advance the status of women by: increasing communication within the women’s sector; clearly identifying the needs of women represented by the partners of the coalition; initiating policies, programs and partnerships to address these needs; and advocating on women’s issues to government and the community.

Annual Reports

Annual Report 2009: AWC Annual Report 2009.pdf [1,140 KB]
Annual Report 2008: AWC Annual Report 2008.pdf [836 KB]
Annual Report 2007: AWC Annual Report 2007.pdf [1,016 KB]
Annual Report 2006: AWC Annual Report 2006.pdf [1,188 KB]
Annual Report 2005: AWC Annual Report 2005.pdf [618 KB]

Constitution

The Australian Women’s Coalition Constitution

The Australian Women’s Coalition (AWC) is an entity comprising a number of national women’s non-government organisations.
AWC is a coalition whose ethos is non party political, non-sectarian, and non-racist. It was formed to further develop networking between women’s organisations, to develop policies of benefit to women and to enable a stronger voice for women in the community

AWC Constitution 2007.pdf [219 KB]