Whether you’re starting a new career or celebrating diversity, we have a network for you.
Our member networks don’t just run great training and events, they also allow you to build the connections and relationships that will enhance your career. We want you to know that our union stands with you, whether you’re navigating those tricky first years of teaching or furthering the causes of inclusion and diversity.
New educators network
The AEU Pride Network was formed with the aim of making our schools and workplaces more inclusive for LGBTIQ staff and students.
The AEU proudly sponsored two of our members to attend the Diversity in Education Conference and the Sydney World Pride Human Rights Conference in March 2023. Read their report in the News section of this website.
Here are links to resources from the Gender and Sexuality Diversity in Schools centre at the University of Western Sydney.
GSA Connect – resources to support new and established Gender and Sexuality Alliances (GSAs) and similar groups that are working to make schools safer and more inclusive for all students.
“What Parents Want: Talking about Gender and Sexuality Diversity in Schools” (or “What Parents Want” for short) is a package of research-based professional learning resources which aims to support educators in understanding gender and sexuality diverse young people’s experiences at school.
Look out for our showcase Wear it Purple Day trivia night in August each year.
Want to be involved? Contact our Pride Network Organiser, Ingrid Bean on 6272 7900 or at ingrid.bean@aeuact.org.au.
First nations network
The AEU Pride Network was formed with the aim of making our schools and workplaces more inclusive for LGBTIQ staff and students.
The AEU proudly sponsored two of our members to attend the Diversity in Education Conference and the Sydney World Pride Human Rights Conference in March 2023. Read their report in the News section of this website.
Here are links to resources from the Gender and Sexuality Diversity in Schools centre at the University of Western Sydney.
GSA Connect – resources to support new and established Gender and Sexuality Alliances (GSAs) and similar groups that are working to make schools safer and more inclusive for all students.
“What Parents Want: Talking about Gender and Sexuality Diversity in Schools” (or “What Parents Want” for short) is a package of research-based professional learning resources which aims to support educators in understanding gender and sexuality diverse young people’s experiences at school.
Look out for our showcase Wear it Purple Day trivia night in August each year.
Want to be involved? Contact our Pride Network Organiser, Ingrid Bean on 6272 7900 or at ingrid.bean@aeuact.org.au.
School assistants network
The AEU Pride Network was formed with the aim of making our schools and workplaces more inclusive for LGBTIQ staff and students.
The AEU proudly sponsored two of our members to attend the Diversity in Education Conference and the Sydney World Pride Human Rights Conference in March 2023. Read their report in the News section of this website.
Here are links to resources from the Gender and Sexuality Diversity in Schools centre at the University of Western Sydney.
GSA Connect – resources to support new and established Gender and Sexuality Alliances (GSAs) and similar groups that are working to make schools safer and more inclusive for all students.
“What Parents Want: Talking about Gender and Sexuality Diversity in Schools” (or “What Parents Want” for short) is a package of research-based professional learning resources which aims to support educators in understanding gender and sexuality diverse young people’s experiences at school.
Look out for our showcase Wear it Purple Day trivia night in August each year.
Want to be involved? Contact our Pride Network Organiser, Ingrid Bean on 6272 7900 or at ingrid.bean@aeuact.org.au.
Women's network
The AEU Pride Network was formed with the aim of making our schools and workplaces more inclusive for LGBTIQ staff and students.
The AEU proudly sponsored two of our members to attend the Diversity in Education Conference and the Sydney World Pride Human Rights Conference in March 2023. Read their report in the News section of this website.
Here are links to resources from the Gender and Sexuality Diversity in Schools centre at the University of Western Sydney.
GSA Connect – resources to support new and established Gender and Sexuality Alliances (GSAs) and similar groups that are working to make schools safer and more inclusive for all students.
“What Parents Want: Talking about Gender and Sexuality Diversity in Schools” (or “What Parents Want” for short) is a package of research-based professional learning resources which aims to support educators in understanding gender and sexuality diverse young people’s experiences at school.
Look out for our showcase Wear it Purple Day trivia night in August each year.
Want to be involved? Contact our Pride Network Organiser, Ingrid Bean on 6272 7900 or at ingrid.bean@aeuact.org.au.
Pride network
The AEU Pride Network was formed with the aim of making our schools and workplaces more inclusive for LGBTIQ staff and students.
The AEU proudly sponsored two of our members to attend the Diversity in Education Conference and the Sydney World Pride Human Rights Conference in March 2023. Read their report in the News section of this website.
Here are links to resources from the Gender and Sexuality Diversity in Schools centre at the University of Western Sydney.
GSA Connect – resources to support new and established Gender and Sexuality Alliances (GSAs) and similar groups that are working to make schools safer and more inclusive for all students.
“What Parents Want: Talking about Gender and Sexuality Diversity in Schools” (or “What Parents Want” for short) is a package of research-based professional learning resources which aims to support educators in understanding gender and sexuality diverse young people’s experiences at school.
Look out for our showcase Wear it Purple Day trivia night in August each year.
Want to be involved? Contact our Pride Network Organiser, Ingrid Bean on 6272 7900 or at ingrid.bean@aeuact.org.au.