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No part may be reproduced by any process except in a accordance with the provisions of the Copyright Act 1968.  \nVictorian Honour Roll of Women Victorian Honour Roll of Women  \nIntroduction  \nIn May 2001 the Victorian Honour Roll of Women was launched at the Victorian Centenary of Federation Women Shaping the Nation event.  \nThe inaugural Honour Roll recognised the contributions of 250 women in all walks of life, such as education, the arts, social justice, medical research and politics. These women have triumphed in their chosen fields and, or made a major contribution at a local, state, national or international level.  \nThis year a further twenty women are inducted onto the Victorian Honour Roll of Women. Their achievements in Indigenous affairs, justice, science, education, community and welfare services, and ethnic affairs have been recognised by community organisations as especially significant.  \nThe Honour Roll is an ongoing initiative of the Victorian Government and provides a tribute to the breadth of women’s participation in our community.  \nTHE HON MARY DELAHUNTY Minister for Women’s Affairs  \n1)  \nVictorian Honour Roll of Women Victorian Honour Roll of Women  \nVictorian Honour Roll of Women Victorian Honour Roll of Women  \nContents  \nDr Jean Blackburn 5  \nMaria Dimopoulos 6  \nPamela Griffin 7  \nDr Margaret McLorinan 8  \nMarjorie Oke 9  \nLyn Swinburne 10  \nMelva Johnson 11  \nMyrtle Muir 12  \nMary Grant Bruce 13  \nMary Gaunt 14  \nConcetta Benn 15  \nLady Millie Peacock 16  \nThe Hon Judith Cohen, A.O 17  \nLiz Jones 18  \nPanagiota Zacharias 19  \nJean Taylor 20  \nRosanna Baini JP 21  \nNazra Ibrahim 22  \nVivienne Vy Nguyen 23  \nJoanne Wainer 24  \n3)  \nVictorian Honour Roll of Women Victorian Honour Roll of Women  \n2002  \nVictorian Honour Roll of Women Victorian Honour Roll of Women  \nDr Jean Blackburn  \nEducation oDf girls and thre J nov1aentn’rseurnevieo Vf poictost ca andmpulsasoryhesacd of thhoolineg, Labor laByemkbuker ernwassenoBoeemse,anralleaducandmrklanreiaaews pecEaulynerab9llckh2f sReVthtsipcect iripp1tt. Tcoriood93,  \nof schooling in Australia made a unique contribution to the retention rate had risen to 80 per cent. In later life  \neducation in Australia.  \nBorn Jean Muir in 1919, the brilliant young student became a trainee teacher after leaving High School. In 1938 she left teaching and entered the University of Melbourne against her father’s wishes but with the support of her mother. As a young economics graduate she worked in the inner circle of the Labor government’s Public Service. She married in 1946, moved to Adelaide with her husband and as a result of her family responsibilities and her youthful affiliations with the communist party, she was unable to work in public policy. She eventually got a job teaching at an exclusive girls’school where she worked for nearly a decade.  \nIn 1966 her public policy career began again. After taking a lecturing position at Western Teachers’ College, she was invited by Peter Karmel, an old university friend to work with him on a review of South Australian schooling. This later lead to her contribution to the Australian Schools Commission Review of Schools in Australia, in particular the report Girls, Schools and Society (1975). Sometimes referred to as the Karmel Report this was extremely influential and established the current school system.  \nDr Blackburn was Chair of the State Board of Education (Victoria), Chancellor of the University of Canberra, Chair of South Australia’s Suffrage Centenary Committee and received four honourary doctorates.  \nJean Blackburn died in 2001 and is remembered for her view of education as an introduction to “....important achievements of the human mind, imagination and spirit to w","cbCaiimdsVlMW1ZL","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiimdsVlMW1ZL","pdf",292480,26,"English","# Introduction\n## Honour Roll launch and inaugural recognition\n## 2002 inductions and recognised achievements\n## Minister’s message","[{\"question\":\"When was the Victorian Honour Roll of Women launched?\",\"answer\":\"It was launched in May 2001 at the Victorian Centenary of Federation Women Shaping the Nation event.\"},{\"question\":\"How many women were recognised in the inaugural Honour Roll?\",\"answer\":\"The inaugural Honour Roll recognised the contributions of 250 women from all walks of life.\"},{\"question\":\"What kinds of achievements were highlighted for the additional women inducted in 2002?\",\"answer\":\"Their achievements in areas such as Indigenous affairs, justice, science, education, community and welfare services, and ethnic affairs were recognised as especially significant.\"}]","The Victorian Honour Roll of Women 2002 - Introduction | PDF",1789907079,66]