Our comprehensive response to the Australian Law Reform Commission’s (ALRC) review of justice responses to sexual violence addresses critical concerns related to workplace sexual violence, focusing on barriers to justice, access to legal support, and ensuring just outcomes for survivors. Through our Working Women Queensland (WWQ) program, we have firsthand experience supporting women who face … Read More
The employment of women in Queensland stands to be uniquely impacted by artificial intelligence.
WWQ recently partnered with the UQ Probono Centre on a literature review report, “Issues facing women aged 45+ in the workforce and their lack of representation in leadership roles”.
On 14 October 2023 Australians will head to the polls to vote on a Voice to Parliament.
BRQ thanks our outgoing CEO Fiona Hunt for all her great work, and welcomes new CEO Kara Cook!
A selection of videos highlighting our work in Western Qld
We are launching a campaign to Save our Working Womens Centres and are seeking your support.
Despite this month’s federal budget pledging $3.2 billion to women, a critical front-line service has lost much of its funding and will likely close before the end of the year.
Women’s workplace centres say they will be forced to close or drastically reduce services if they are ignored in Tuesday’s federal budget.
A single lawyer volunteering for two days a week is shouldering the burden of providing freely accessible workplace legal advice to women in NSW.
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