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Poster – Federation women informed and empowered : NSW Teachers Federation Women’s Conference 2010, Saturday March 27.

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Record Number 21066
Location Framed Picture Store 2B [Bookstack]
Corporate Author New South Wales Teachers Federation.
Title Poster – Federation women informed and empowered : NSW Teachers Federation Women’s Conference 2010, Saturday March 27. [POSTER]
Published 2010.
Collation 1 poster : colour ; 42 x 30 cm. (visible area).
General Note Transferred to Library by Women’s Coordinator 7 June 2021.
Collection - Artworks.
Summary Note Text on poster: Authorised by John Irving, General Secretary, NSW Teachers Federation, 23-33 Mary Street, Surry Hills NSW 2010.
Additional text. VENUE: Federation Auditorium, 37 Reservoir Street, Surry Hills; SUSAN HOPGOOD: Susan Hopgood will be the keynote speaker. Susan is the Australian Education Union Federal Secretary and also the President of Education International.
Additional text, continued. Workshops. ABORIGINAL EDUCATION: This workshop will look at the Federation’s discussion paper “Aboriginal Education – 25 Years Approach”; KNOWING YOUR ENTITLEMENTS – CASUAL AND TEMPORARY: This workshop will inform women of their rights and entitlements as school casual or temporary teachers. The workshop will also discuss the importance of our casual and temporary teachers participating in Federation campaigns; PROTECTING YOUR RIGHTS – WORKLOAD AND ASSERTIVENESS: This workshop will offer strategies to build the confidence of women to realise when it is okay TO say no to the demands of others, how to say no as well as the reasons why they can say no. Using case-based scenarios, issues covered will include workload, professional development, hours of attendance, leave and RFF. It is important the women feel empowered enough to make a stand when things are not as they should be and this workshop will provide members with information and a plan of action so that they can make a stand when they need to; KNOWING YOUR RIGHTS IN POST SCHOOL WORKSITES: This workshop will provide women with information about their rights and entitlements in post school worksites; GLOBAL WARMING – Federation policy for the next decade: Global warming is the critical issue of the 21st century. The warming of the earth will affect everything in our lives, including how we teach and how we learn. Politicians have been slow to respond ambitiously and positively and the union movement has not been on the front foot in tackling the issue. Federation needs to be at the forefront of the union movement a put global warming on its agenda as a central union matter. This workshop will assist in developing NSW Teachers Federation policy to take us into the next decade; BETTER SERVICES CAMPAIGN: This workshop will be delivered in two parts. The first session will be an information seminar on the Better Services Campaign, followed by a session on the development of a women’s focus for the campaign; HUMAN RIGHTS: This workshop will explore human rights issues with a focus on women. Participants will have the opportunity to contribute to the development of the NSW Teachers Federation policy on eliminating violence again women and other hum rights issues; EMPOWERING WOMEN TO EFFECTIVELY ENGAGE THE COMMUNITY IN THE FIGHT FOR FAIRER FUNDING FOR PUBLIC EDUCATION: Participants in this workshop will be presented with models of successful community campaigning from rural and city perspectives. Strategies for engaging Federation members and the whole school community to work collaboratively will be explored.
Additional text, continued. REGISTRATION: Registration will commence at 8.15 am in the foyer and the conference will commence at 9 am sharp; WHO CAN ATTEND? All financial women members of the NSW Teachers Federation are welcome to attend; COUNTRY DELEGATES: As in previous years Federation will fund one female delegate from each country association and five Aboriginal delegates from rural areas as well as five country delegates from TAFE. Association Secretaries have registration, travel and accommodation forms. Country Associations may choose to fund additional delegates. Please note that country participants must return their registration, travel and accommodation forms by no later than March 12 to enable Federation to access the best travel and accommodation arrangements; CITY DELEGATES: City delegates should contact their Association Secretary for details on how to register or ring Federation Women’s Coordinator Charmaine O’Sheades on (02) 9217 2100 or 1300 654 369 and register over the phone. Registrations close the week before the conference for city delegates only; CHILD CARE: Child care is available for school-aged children as well as for children aged under six years. Please contact Federation for further details.
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