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Women's organisations to join
- Australian Ladies Amateur Radio Association (ALARA)
- ALGWA
- Australian Women in Security Network
- Breastfeeding Coalition Tasmania
- Country Women's Association
- Dragons Abreast Australia
- Dress for Success Tasmania
- Female Convicts Research Centre
- Goldies Women's Group
- Hobart VIEW Club
- Inner Wheel
- MADE
- National Association of Women in Construction (Tas)
- National Council of Women of Tasmania Inc
- Neighbourhood Houses Tasmania
- Playgroup Tasmania
- Share the Dignity
- Society for Women Writers, Tasmania Inc
- Soroptimists
- Speaking Made Easy
- Sweet Adelines
- Tasmanian Female Football
- Tasmanian Women in Agriculture
- The Hive
- The League of Extraordinary Women
- Travelling Ladies Club
- Women Chiefs of Enterprises International
- Women and Sport
- Women in Tourism and Hospitality Tasmania
- Women with Disabilities Australia
- Women's Health Tasmania
- Women's International League for Peace and Freedom
- Women's Legal Service
- WoMo
- Womensport and Recreation Tasmania
- Zonta
- Information and resources
- Tasmanian Honour Roll of Women
Contact Details
By phone
Find the number of a specific division or office to contact them directly or call Service Tasmania on 1300 135 513.
Our staff
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Australian Women in Security Network
The Australian Women in Security Network (AWSN) is a not-for-profit association and network of people aimed at educating women and girls on security and increasing the number of women in the security community.
The AWSN started in 2015 to connect women, who were often feeling isolated in organisations and in tertiary education institutions, with like-minded individuals.
Women and those who identify themselves as female make up half our population, however, the number of women working in security in Australia is low (with women in cybersecurity making up only 17%).
The AWSN supports, inspires, and acts as role models. We connect women in the industry and those looking to enter the field with the tools, knowledge, network, and platforms needed to build confidence and interest. We know the diversity of threats requires diversity of thought on how to address them, and this is where our network thrives.
More information is available on the Australian Women in Security Network website.
Phone: 02 9431 8638.
Postal Address: Suite No 198. Level 23, Collins Square Tower 5. 727 Collins Street. Melbourne VIC 3008.