A person standing half hidden by a piece of corrugated iron. They are wearing glasses and a black jumper, and have short hair.
Date 29 Mar 23
Time 01:00pm – 02:00pm
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Delve into our collections with our Research Librarians and uncover the histories of Australian women in leadership. 

Tune in and find out how to use the National Library to research prominent and influential Australian women, including top tips and pathways into further exploring and using the Library's resources.

Some of the prominent Australian women covered in this webinar will include Rosalie Gascoigne, Lowitja O’Donoghue, Mary Reibey, Megan Davis, Shirley Andrews, Jenny Kee and Linda Jackson.

Delivered via Zoom, this webinar will demonstrate how to access and find information and resources on prominent Australian women, including manuscripts, online newspapers, online books and oral histories.

Image: Greg Weight, Portrait of Rosalie Gascoigne, 1993, nla.obj-136259457

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