Women’s Officer
The Women’s Officer is the official representative of the Department and is available to provide support, referrals and advocacy within the ANU and wider community. Jade Poulton is the Women’s Officer in 2025. Jade will represent your interests at ANU and ANUSA meetings, provide support and referrals to professional services you may need, and facilitate events and campaigns throughout the year. You can reach Jade at sa.womens@anu.edu.au.
Jade Poulton (she/her)
Hey! I’m Jade, I use she/her pronouns, and I am your 2025 Women’s Officer! I’m in my third year studying a Bachelor of Public Policy and Arts (Indigenous Studies and Economics – nearly finished!).
I’m so excited to support the Department this year, and continue to build on the supportive and inclusive community that our membership consists of. My role as Women’s Officer involves advocacy, community building and ensuring that the voice of collective is heard and listened to. In my (rare) free time you’ll find me laying on Kambri lawns, doing pilates, or sitting at Lab with an iced latte. Feminism has always been such an important facet of my life and I’m so happy to share this passion.
If you have any questions dm our instagram or email me at sa.womens@anu.edu.au

Deputy Women’s Officers
The Deputy Women’s Officers provide support to the Women’s Officer and advocate for the members of the Department. Leto Bui Jones and Em Murry are the Deputies in 2025. They will take leadership and responsibility of the development and running of the Collective (the active members of the Department). You can contact them at anu.womens.dept@gmail.com.
Leto Bui Jones (she/they)
Welcome all ! My name is Leto, I use she/they pronouns and I am co-Deputy Women’s Officer for 2025. I’m currently in the third year of my Double Arts/Science Degree, majoring in Philosophy as well as Evolution, Ecology and Organismal Biology. I’m determined to bring feminism to the front and centre of campus life this year, and I can’t wait to build a strong and beautiful community with you!

Em Murry (they/he)
Hi everyone! My name is Em, I use they/he pronouns, and I’m one of your Deputy Officers this year! I’m a third year studying a Bachelor of Arts majoring in English and Gender, Sexuality & Culture, and I love reading, writing, and cooking. I’m so excited to work with you this year to make the Women’s Department a space for all of us to learn together, support each other, and organise towards our shared liberation.

Committee
The WD Committee consists of the three Officers and the Secretary, Treasurer, and Social Media Officer. Our wonderful committee helps look after the Department and create a positive collective community through social events, collective meetings and our online space.
Secretary – Katie Jakab (they/she)
Hi wonderful people! My name is Katie, I use they/she pronouns, and I’m your secretary for 2025! I am a third year doing a PhB in humanities degree, with a focus on environmental sociology. This is my second year in the committee, and I’m very excited to continue expanding on our work from last year, bringing a focus on increased safety, equity, and needed services on campus. I can’t wait to work with y’all, and I’m excited to see what the year holds! ❤

Treasurer – Ruby Casey
Social Media Officer – Amaya Garwood-Blue (she/her)
Hi all, I’m Amaya (she/her) and I’m so excited to be the Social Media Officer for the Women’s Department in 2025! I’m going into my second year studying Arts/Law, majoring in Human Rights and English, and am really looking forward to all the Women’s Dept has to offer this year.

First Year Officer – Isabelle Devadass (she/her)
Hi everyone! I’m Isabelle (she/her), and I’m so excited to be elected as your First Year Rep! 🫶 I’m studying law and international relations, and in my free time, I enjoy reading, baking and finding aesthetic cafés. I’m hoping to make sure everyone feels supported and heard. Always around for a chat (or a coffee)… I can’t wait to work with you all!

Post-graduate Officer – Esy Gracia (she/her)
Nice to meet you good people! I’m Esy, (she/her) your Graduate Officer for ANU women’s department of 2025. I’m from Indonesia and I’m a first year student of the Master of Public Policy program. Gender and Social Inclusion has been a great part of my career and a passion I would love to spread. I am excited to bring GEDSI discourses and women empowerment initiatives to more spaces with the department!

