Endometriosis Australia is a nationally accredited charity and the peak body for the one in seven women and those presumed female at birth affected by endometriosis. For 12 years, they have led efforts to raise awareness, deliver education programs and fund vital research to improve the lives of those living with this complex condition. As Australia’s largest non-government funder of endometriosis research, it has invested nearly $1 million to advance diagnosis, treatment and care. The organisation provides practical resources, workplace support, advocacy and community connection, ensuring those living with endometriosis are informed, supported and empowered throughout their journey.

WISER (Women In Sustainable Energy & Resources) is an inclusive industry network of women in sustainable energy, resources, and related industries in Australia. Established in Queensland by a group of like-minded women keen to increase representation, WISER’s mission is to support and advocate for women working at the forefront of these transformative industries – from graduates to senior leaders – by providing opportunities to network, educate, celebrate, and share ideas. Our ultimate goal is to drive women’s visibility and leadership in these industries to shape their future for the better and create lasting improvements in our industries.

Women’s Environmental Leadership Australia (WELA) is an independent not-for-profit organisation and a vibrant community of women transforming Australia’s response to the environmental and climate crises.

WELA was founded in response to the ongoing failure of leadership in Australia to effectively address these pressing challenges. The environmental and climate crises cannot be solved by the same outdated leadership models that contributed to them—models that have enabled environmental degradation, entrenched inequality, and marginalised diverse voices.

Research shows that when more women are involved in decision-making, environmental outcomes improve. Women’s leadership tends to be collaborative, networked, and deeply connected to communities—qualities essential for navigating the transition to a sustainable and just future. However, significant barriers continue to prevent many women from stepping into leadership roles.

WELA is working to dismantle these barriers and amplify the leadership of women driving change

The Women’s Climate Congress is an Australian nonpartisan, not-for-profit organisation working to promote  women’s participation, leadership and priorities for action on climate change. Women’s participation and leadership in decision making for action on climate change is critical in the global bid to achieve climate security before it is too late. Through deep listening, collective wisdom, and bold advocacy, WCC promotes and amplifies women’s voices, in all diversity, elevates First Nations knowledge and leadership, and fosters intergenerational equity and climate justice. Since its formation in January 2020, WCC has engaged with 1000s of women from all parts of Australia and overseas, across political parties and from all walks of life, providing tools and support to build capacity and catalyse a groundswell of action

Worthy is an award-winning, female-founded social enterprise redefining packaging with purpose. Worthy reusable drink bottles are made in Australia from 100% sustainably grown sugarcane, in a carbon-positive process powered by renewable energy. With a full-circle lifespan, Worthy bottles operate in a closed-loop system—any unwanted parts are repurposed into new sugarcane products, keeping carbon captured and waste out of landfill. Every bottle sold also supports slum communities in Mumbai, amplifying their impact beyond the environment. By choosing Worthy, you help reshape the sugarcane industry, disrupt destructive packaging, and champion innovation for a truly sustainable future.