Contemporary Issues in PRME Annual Lecture 2024
Event details
Location
- Online and in-person at Wesfarmers Lecture Theatre, UWA Business School
Date and time
- Tuesday 1 October, 1-2pm
Audience
- Community
- Representatives from Government, Business, Industry and NGOs
- UWA staff
- Professionals
Event Fee
- Free
Registration
- Registration is essential
Climate Change and Gender Equity
This year’s Contemporary Issues in PRME (Principles of Responsible Management Education) lecture explores the future of climate change and gender equity.
The climate crisis is not gender neutral, analysis by the UN shows that the impacts of climate change amplify existing gender inequalities and threatens the livelihood, health, and safety of women and girls. But this is not just outside of Australia. There is concern in Australia about how disasters such as bushfires impact women’s financial stability especially in rural areas.
Join us and hear from Kate Chaney, Independent Federal member for Curtin, who will discuss these challenges.
Registration for this event is essential, please register here.
Speaker
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Kate Chaney is a Independent WA Federal member in the House of Representatives. After graduating from UWA with a law degree, Kate worked as a lawyer before pursuing a career in both the private and non government sector.
Kate was elected in 2022 on a platform of climate action and the environment.