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student debt on women research to be presentented
Research to be Presented on the 26 September
The Hon. Ruth Dyson, Minister for Women’s Affairs, has agreed to sponsor the presentation of important new research into the post-study effects of student debt on women. The research, produced by the Aotearoa Tertiary Students’ Association, will be presented to an invited audience at the Beehive next week.
The ATSA Report on Women & Student Loans “The Lived Experiences of Women with Student Debt”
Thursday 26 September 2002 9:30am to 1pm
The Beehive Theatrette Parliament WELLINGTON
“Twelve months of research has
produced enabled us to produce a comprehensive picture of
the post study effects of the Student Loan Scheme on women,”
said Julie Pettett, President of ATSA. “We are honoured to
have the support of the Minister in presenting this work to
the public. We believe its findings will make a positive
contribution to discussions around some of the major
educational and social challenges faced by women.”
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