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Organisation

Australians Investing in Women

Acronym:
AIIW
Alternate Name:

Australian Women Donors Network

Report

Closing the gender gap in housing


Women and gender minority people often face disproportionate barriers to housing security across all life stages. This report outlines the findings and recommendations from a cross-sectoral consultation process. It presents a practical roadmap for embedding a gender lens in housing investment, policy and program decisions across Australia.
Guide

Equitable foundations: a framework for gender-wise philanthropy in partnerships

Josephine Barraket, Stacey Ong, Julie Reilly, Ella Mitchell, Joyce Teo

This framework provides a clear and practical roadmap, whether you are at the beginning of the gender-wise path or are more experienced in applying a gender lens to increase philanthropic impact and gender equity. Informed by case studies and broader sector expertise, the framework draws on experiences of funders and partners in projects supporting women’s...
Case study

Equitable foundations: case studies of gender-wise philanthropy in housing partnerships

Josephine Barraket, Stacey Ong, Julie Reilly, Ella Mitchell, Joyce Teo

Collaboration with other philanthropic organisations, government agencies, investors, and grassroots movements focused on gender issues can further amplify the success and impact of interventions. This case study report makes clear that a gender lens is a helpful tool in understanding and responding effectively to any issue – and the housing crisis is no exception.
Report

Breaking the norm: unleashing Australia’s economic potential


Despite concerted advocacy and some action to tackle issues of gender equity in Australia, gender gaps persist across a variety of areas. This report examines the root cause of the gender gap, and what Australia stands to gain by tackling it.
Report

A home of one’s own


This report highlights the heightened risk of homelessness for older women and single mother, and calls on the private and philanthropic sector to invest in social housing to help alleviate the worsening housing crisis in Australia.

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