Resources

SUN workbooks

University of Sydney resources

Women in Australian universities

Australian and NSW government agencies

Other women's sites

• Effective Networking
• Finding a Mentor
• Mentoring Skills for Mentors
• Resumes and Interviews

• Programs for Women
  Run by the Staff and Student Equal Opportunity Unit.
• Learning Solutions
  Course calendar, online staff orientation and PM&D (performance management and development).
• Institute for Teaching and Learning
  Programs for University teachers.
• Research Office
  Grants and scholarships information and application forms.
• Women and Work Research Group
  Research, research training and consultancy on all aspects of women's experience of work, employment, family and community in Australia and the Asia-Pacific Region.
• Policy Online
• University Health Service
• Bulletin Board
  Information on accommodation, computers, events, employment, items for sale and group discussion forums.
• Sydney Uni Sport & Fitness
• Women's College
• Sydney University Postgraduate Representative Association (SUPRA)
  Confidential advice, employment information and services eg photocopying, bookbinding and BBQ facilities.
• Thursdays in Black (supported by SUPRA)
  Thursdays In Black is part of an international movement demanding a world without rape and violence. Visit the SUPRA website for more information or to buy a tee-shirt to support this campaign.

• AVCC Women in Universities
• AVCC Senior University Women lists
• Australian Federation of University Women
• The Australian Technology Universities' Women's Executive Development Network
• WISENET - Women in Science Enquiry Network
  WISENET was the outcome of a successful Women's Studies Section at the 1984 ANZAAS Congress in Canberra. The organisation grew as a national linking network and was incorporated in 1987. In addition to capital city branches, groups have formed in regional centres, and there have been special interest groups such as that responsible for WISENET's special travelling exhibition on the history of women in science. Branches hold activities focussed on local issues. WISENET lobbies government and other authorities on issues significant to women in science, runs local meetings with special lectures and meetings are arranged with visiting scientists. In 1996 WISENET became the first Affiliate Member of FASTS, the Federation of Australian Scientific and Technological Societies, thus increasing our lobbying power. The WISENET Journal is produced regularly by volunteer editorial groups, and is distributed to all members.

• Commonwealth Office for Women
  Integrated statistical information about women across a variety of issues relevant to women.
• NSW Premier's Department - Office for Women
  Programs, policies and projects to benefit all women in New South Wales.
• Office of the Director of Equal Opportunity in Public Employment
  Information for women in the public sector on careers in IT, maternity leave, women's networks and pay equity.
• Human Rights and Equal Opportunities Commission (HREOC)
  Sex discrimination and Australian law - information and resources.
• NSW Anti-Discrimination Board
  An enquiry service for people who want to know about their rights or responsibilities under NSW anti-discrimination law.

• National Women's Justice Coalition
  A coalition of organisations and individuals which aims to promote women's equality before the law in Australia.
• APESMA Professional Women's Network
  The women's network of the Association of Professional Engineers, Scientists and Managers, Australia.
• Femina
  American site with links to web pages on arts and humanities, business and finance, health, computers and science.