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Women’s Professional Learning Day – Event Summary

Our annual Professional Learning (PL) Day for women members was held on Thursday 12 November in the IEU Boardroom, having been postponed last term due to COVID and social distancing requirements. Ten women members attended. Three very practical and interactive sessions provided the members with …

Feminism in the Pub – Event Summary

Friday 13 November defied superstition and it was a fantastic day at the pub! The IEU(SA) Equity Committee had planned to have a ‘Feminism in the Pub’ session each term this year, but sadly, COVID-19 put a spanner in the works, so the first session …

Women’s Professional Learning Day – Thursday 12 November 2020

Thank you to everyone who completed the Women’s PL Survey, we had a large volume of responses giving us a clear direction on day, date and content for this year’s Women’s Professional Learning Day. Our program will be: We are expecting this professional learning day …

Stitch & Resist Workshop – 10 October 2020

Join the Centre of Democracy in a three-hour workshop to create a political statement in cross stitch and chat about issues that matter to you. About this Event Join the Centre of Democracy and Wellbeing SA on World Mental Health Day and learn how to …

IEU(SA) Membership Booth at MASA and SASTA conferences

More information available at the links below: The Mathematical Association of South Australia Primary Teachers Of Mathematics Conference Saturday 19 September 2020  Parkside Primary School Click for MASA Conference information South Australian Science Teachers Association 2020 EARLY CAREER TEACHERS CONFERENCE Monday 28 September 2020 Immanuel College Theme: …

Feminism in the Pub!

Come and join our group chat at the pub – it is a great networking opportunity. See you there!

Crafting Democracy – Webinar event

Tuesday 15 September, 6.30pm Democracy is as much a process as a goal. On the International Day of Democracy, join Nikki Sullivan from the Centre of Democracy and Dr Madeleine Seys from the University of Adelaide for a conversation with textile artists Tal Fitzpatrick and Sera …

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