The Rural, Regional and Remote Women's Network of Western Australia
Engage | influence | develop
Rural, Regional and Remote Women of Western Australia
RRR in Action
Regional Women's Voices
Prepared in 2019 for the Department of Communities. Findings contributed to Minister McGurks WA Women’s Plan.
Sexual Harassment Submission
Submission to the National Enquiry of Sexual Harassment in the Workplace. Lodged Febuary 2019.
Breaking the Mould on Gender Equality
We celebrated International Day of Rural Women by celebrating some of the fantastic RRR women we have here in Western Australia.
WA Rural Women's Award
Every year the RRR Network works closely with DIPIRD and AgriFutures to organise the celebration for WA finalists and anouncement of our State’s winner.
What we do
Our Services
Advocacy
We advocate issues that affect rural, regional and remote women across Western Australia. As an apolitical, membership association we follow the needs of our Membership and have the ability to work with all political parties.
Research
Working with Government, industry bodies or corporate partners we conduct research in areas that either directly or indirectly impact women in rural, regional and remote Western Australia.
Networking
In addition to our Membership we have a strong following of nearly 4,000 people across out social media platforms and 3,000 on our mailing list. We host regular face to face networking events too.
Development
Something we are passionate about is rural, regional and remote women reaching their full potential. We assist with this by offering personal and professional development opportunities.
What Drives Us
Our Mission
Our network of strong, connected, and influential women from across the State drive us.
Established in 1996, initially as a WA State Government body, the RRR Network transitioned to independent entity in 2016. We are governed by a volunteer board of 8 WA women, elected by a broad base of financial members from across Western Australia.
Get Involved
Any person who supports the objects or purposes of the Association can to apply to become a member of the RRR Women’s Network of WA, in the first instance purchasing a membership for $220 via the RRR Network website.
Upcoming Events
February 27-28 - Kalgoorlie Leadership Masterclass
All Day Delivered in Partnership with Curtin University, this Regional Leadership Masterclass is a 2-day program delivered in Kalgoorlie. This program includes a comprehensive leadership program designed exclusively for WA women.
April 8 - WA Rural Women's Awards
6pm – 9pm Join the WA Rural Women’s finalists to find out who our State Winner will be. The WA winner will travel to Canberra later in the year to represent WA.
