Artefact Celebrates International Women's Day

International Women’s Day is an important time to reflect and to acknowledge the amazing women of Artefact, the heritage industry and beyond.

OUR WOMEN

"Throughout my life I’ve witnessed the challenges we face as women – misogyny, unpaid childcare, balancing household and professional commitments, as well as struggles about body imagine, confidence and speaking out that come from expectations ingrained in us by society from childhood.

Respect especially to our First Nations women who live all of this on top of racial discrimination.

Acknowledgement is the core of change and I’m immensely proud to lead this team of talented female professionals in making Artefact an agent of change for women.”

Dr Sandra Wallace
(Founder & Managing Director)

The photo highlights the important and diverse roles that women have in our company.  

From left to right are:

Shameera (Finance), Sandra (Managing Director), Shabnam (Strategy), Carolyn (Interpretation), Stephanie (Built Environment), Katrina (Heritage Places), Emma (Aboriginal Archaeology), Rachel (Built Environment), Charlotte (Interpretation), Sarah-Jane (Heritage Places), Elizabeth (Aboriginal Archaeology), Alexandra (Interpretation), Stephanie (Historical Archaeology), Anita (Technical Director), and Jenny (Historical Archaeology).

In the field 


LEADING PRACTITIONERS

IN THE FIELD


We love this photo of Artefact's Principal Archaeologist Jenny Winnett planning a salvage excavation at Loreto School in Kirribilli NSW.

Find out more about our team here

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