EMILY Award
Mollie Smith Award
Pat Giles Award
'Don't be too polite, girl!' Award
Top Broad Award
EMILY Award
The EMILY is awarded to EMILY’s List women who have shown exceptional courage, determination, innovation and commitment to issues, reforms and practices that promote the position of women in Australian society. This also includes increasing access to essential services for women.
1999: Cheryl Davenport
2000: Leonie Morgan
2001: Helen Creed
2002: Jenny Beacham and Carol Martin
2003: Kay Setches and Judy Spence
2004: Molly Robson and Carolyn Pickles
2005: Sharan Burrow
2006: Joan Kirner
2007: Claire Moore
2008: Candy Broad
2009: Maree Overall
2010: Julia Gillard and Maxine Morand
2011: Carrole Ford
2012: Sharryn Jackson
2013: Jenny Macklin and Anne Summers
2014: Louise Pratt
2015: Tanja Kovac
2016: Anne McEwen
2017: Jill Hennessy
2018: Jackie Trad
2019: Michelle O’Byrne and Claire Pullen
2020: Linda Burney
2021: Katrine Hildyard
2022: Janine Freeman
Mollie Smith Award
Since 2000, the Mollie Smith Award has been presented annually by the family of Mollie Smith to honour her many years of volunteer service to the Labor Party. Mollie is honoured for her support for issues affecting women, her community work and her mentoring of young women interested in politics and community action. For these reasons, Mollie is a perfect ambassador for our award recognising exceptional volunteer service to EMILY’s List. We thank Mollie’s family for their continued involvement in this award.
2002: Feyi Akindoyeni, Gaye Carson and Lynda Voltz
2003: Karen Mow and Anne Kennedy
2004: Mary Price, Melva Austin, Anne-Marie Scully and Katy Marshall
2005: Chris Scott
2006: Meg Martin and Barbara Jennings
2007: Trish Crossin
2008: Liz Boyle
2009: Kim Travers and Virginia Clarke
2010: Diana White
2011: Sarah Seymour
2013: Hiba Casablanca, Trystyn Bowe and Sophie Arnold
2014: Meredith Newman and Mavis Robertson
2015: Christine Kibble
2016: Nicole Campbell
2017: Lisa Clutterham
2018: Karen Melzack
2019: Emily Mayo
2020: Angela Mudford
2021: Maree Klemm and Eleanor Bates
2022: Mary-Beth O'Brien
Pat Giles Award
The Pat Giles Award is awarded to a woman who has made an outstanding contribution to the advancement of women in the Western Australian labour movement.
2008: Helen Creed
2009: Diana Warnock
2010: Sharryn Jackson
2011: Carol Martin
2012: Nina Devlin
2013: not held
2014: Yvonne Henderson
2015: Lyla Elliot
2018: Stephanie Mayman
2019: Kay Hallahan AO
2020: Angela Hartwig
2021: Dr Judy Stratton
2022: Susan Barrera
'Don't be too polite, girl!' Award
This award recognises and encourages an active young woman contributing to the Western Australian labour movement.
2008: Fiona Henderson
2009: Sarah Seymour
2010: Linda Goncalves
2011: Alex Cassier
2012: Gemma Black
2013: not held
2014: Ellie Whiteaker
2015: Mia Onorato-Sartori
2018: George Foulkes-Taylor
2019: Marije Van Hemert
2020: Fatima Payman
2021: Magenta Wilder
2022: Hiba Alsoeady
Top Broad Award
This award is given annually in recognition of outstanding service to Victorian women by a Victorian MP. The award is named after former Victorian MP, Candy Broad, whose hard work and commitment was integral to the passage of legislation to decriminalise abortion in Victoria.
2015: Candy Broad was the inaugural winner
2017: Fiona Richardson
2018: Natalie Hutchins
2021: Gabby Williams