Victorian Honour Roll of Women 2023

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October 11, 2023

This program celebrates the outstanding contributions made by Victorian women and acknowledges the many ways they’ve made lasting contributions to Victoria. Filter inductees by name, category or field of expertise.

Twenty-two new Victorian Honour Roll of Women inductees were announced and celebrated at a ceremony at the Arts Centre Melbourne on Wednesday 11 October 2023.

On 11 October, the Hon Natalie Hutchins MP, Minister for Women, inducted 22 women to the Honour Roll at a ceremony at the Arts Centre Melbourne.

This year’s inductees have forged paths across many different fields. Some have excelled in health, leadership, STEM and law. Others are honoured for their commitment to volunteering, research, education and making Victoria a fairer and better place for us all.

Each of these women has made outstanding contributions. They are agents for change, champions of their communities, young leaders and trailblazers. They join more than 700 women inducted to the Honour Roll since 2001.

Increasing the visibility of women leaders progresses gender equality and shows future generations that anything is possible – if you can see it, you can be it.

Find out more about this year’s inductees.

Follow their stories on Facebook @womenvic and @VicGovDFFH.

The Victorian Honour Roll of Women is just one of many ways the Victorian Government acknowledges and celebrates the diverse and important contributions of Victorian women.

This ceremony follows the launch of Our equal state: Victoria’s gender equality strategy and action plan 2023–2027. This comprehensive plan is a blueprint for Victorians of all genders to live in a safe and equal society. Our Equal State outlines how we are achieving this through 110 actions.