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Meet the Women in Culture Awards

The Women in Culture Awards are Australia’s first national awards to recognise women’s cultural work as a distinct professional field — presented on 17 October, the International Day of Intangible Cultural Heritage. CWA is seeking a founding partner for the inaugural 2026 ceremony. Here is why these awards exist, and why they matter now.

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Women Are Culture

On International Women’s Day, this article explores why safeguarding women’s cultural work is essential to sustaining living heritage. From teaching and care to craft, design and leadership, women carry the knowledge systems that allow culture to remain alive across generations.