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If It Ain’t Broke… Then Why Are Women Still Hauling It?

Across every economy, women do 76% of the world’s unpaid labour yet control less than 20% of wealth and leadership. The system isn’t “broken”—it’s built this way. “If It Ain’t Broke… Then Why Are Women Still Hauling It?” exposes the 80/20 illusion and asks why, in 2025, women are still carrying the weight of progress that refuses to arrive.

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The System Won’t Change Itself

The Creative Women’s Association never set out to talk about God or politics. But to fix a broken system, we have to name the architecture. From the 80/20 global wealth gap to the Vatican’s 5% female leadership, it’s clear: silence is the oldest form of control. Equality begins when women start talking about what they were told not to.

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Creative Excellence Program

The Creative Women’s Association has launched the world-first Creative Excellence Program, a 10-month leadership initiative certifying women as creative authorities and reshaping the global creative economy.

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CWA Australia

CWA Australia is redefining the creative economy by certifying women’s artistic, cultural, and health-based work as legitimate economic infrastructure.

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And now we have the “Vulnerable Female Narcissist”

A sharp, evidence-backed critique dismantling the “vulnerable female narcissist” narrative as a gendered pop-psych label that reframes women’s survival as pathology, supported by research on systemic diagnostic bias.

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The Gap We’re Closing

The Creative Women’s Authority™ is closing the gap between creative labour and formal accreditation. In a system that excludes practice-based, cultural, and production work, CWA offers a new professional standard — designed to recognise real contribution across emerging industries.

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Creative Survival

Creative Survival

Creative survival isn’t rebuilding—it’s creating from the fracture. Discover how art therapy empowers women post-burnout, enabling resilience and reinvention through simple, everyday artistry.

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Intermission

Intermission

Discover how short-form play and pattern-spotting—micro games, doodles, puzzles—fuel creativity, reduce stress, and enhance adult learning, backed by contemporary research.

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The Reading Shelf

The Reading Shelf

Explore how intergenerational reading programs—pairing elders and youth in creative storytelling—spark empathy, mental stimulation, and cross-generational creativity in modern learning.

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So…What Do We Do With This D Word?

Explore how redefining “domestic”—from unpaid drudgery to shared, dignified care—can reclaim women’s well-being and quiet power, backed by groundbreaking stress research.