Australian Local Government Womens Association (National ALGWA)

The Australian Local Government Womens Association (ALGWA) was created in October 1951, during the Jubilee Year of the Commonwealth of Australia, at a meeting chaired by Dame Enid Lyons, and held in the Canberra Hotel suite of Cr Violet Lambert of Victoria. Attendees included representatives of womens organisations throughout Australia, several of whom were involved in local government. At the meeting it was agreed that an association of local government women be formed to support womens participation in local government, both as Councillors and officers; it was to be non-party political

Local government,encouraging women,networking,women in leadership,female empowerment,encouraging participation,and protecting rights

Australian local government womens association (national algwa) operates in the Government relations services industry.

Australian local government womens association (national algwa)'s revenue is 11m - 100m

Australian local government womens association (national algwa) has 11 - 50 employees.