Annual reports
2023 Annual Report
Seeking wisdom to address climate change and protect all Earth life
2023 was a year of consolidation. Program activities have revolved around dissemination of the Charter — through our advocacy work, outreach to local communities (the ‘Roadshow’), online public events and member circles. T
These activities have made some significant impacts. Meanwhile we haved worked on our organisational structures and focus - which as provided some challenges. Across these external and internal facing spheres of activity, an underlying theme for 2023 seems to have been ‘Seeking wisdom’. This theme is reflected in our title and cover image for this Annual Report with artist Sally Blake’s evocative Powerful Owl artwork from her exhibition ‘Wise Parliament’.
2022 Annual Report
Weaving new ways of being together ….
Last year we were focused on our overarching theme of ‘Women Rising!’ but this year the outstanding theme of our activities has been ‘Weaving’ and this is reflected in our cover design and through the various activities described here.
Once again many thanks to Lyn Stephens for the hours of work writing many of the sections, coordinating writers of individual articles, and pulling it all together, to Sally Blake for the cover image and to members of the Steering Circle, Hub and National Congress Hosting circles for contributions and review.
2021 Annual Report
Women Rising!
At our online WCC Celebration and AGM in October 2021, we were proud to present our first annual report, which tells the story of the founding of the Women's Climate Congress, our vision and values, and our achievements and activities since the very first gathering of 35 women in Canberra in January 2020.
Find out more about our underpinning principles and the ways we have been promoting our vision.
Many thanks to Lyn Stephens for the hours of work writing many of the sections, coordinating writers of individual articles, and pulling it all together. Thank also to Jane Geltch for invaluable content development and editing assistance, Fiona Malcom of Purpose Partners for graphic images, to members of the Steering Group circle and others for contributions and review, and to Richard Stanford for formatting.