Join us as we host a Fair Access Summit that explores the Fair Access Policy implementation 6+ months on and next steps in your Councils journey.
Thanks to the Victorian Government’s Office for Women in Sport and Recreation, Parks and Leisure Australia were successful in obtaining a 2023-24 Change Our Game Community Activations Grants Program.
Our aim is to bring together leaders in local government to share and learn from success stories in gender equity and provide educational support to inform Councils next steps in implementing Fair Access Policies within their communities.
We have partnered with a wide range of Councils, Universities, and sector partners to bring you a unique mix of story sharing, education and networking. Check out the schedule overview below!
Supported by
Welcome and introductions
Update – Office for Women in Sport and Recreation
Women and Girls: A Case Study of Two LGAs –Â Cardinia, Merri-bek + La Trobe University
Long term commitment to Gender Equity in sport – Merri-bek
Melbourne East Region Fair Access Policy – Boroondara
A user’s perspective: regional football netball league      Â
An opportunity to network with fellow attendees, barista made coffee and morning tea provided.Â
Improving community sport clubs’ gender diversity – Deakin University
Gender diversity on club commitees: A pilot evaluation in boroondara – Swinburne University
The importance of women as coaches – Victoria University
An opportunity to network with fellow attendees, barista made coffee, tea and lunch provided.Â
Informal sport: women’s participation – Edith Cowan University + Monash University
Social, Accessible, Fun and Equitable (SAFE) project – RMIT
Gender sensitive design – XYX Lab, Monash University
OurWatch
cmSport
Play By The Rules
Wrap up of key learnings + Focus of future forum/summits
Close of forum.
