Alumni Award for Service to Humanity

I’m honoured to receive this Alumni Award for Service to Humanity from the University of Sydney. Thanks to my gorgeous cousin Kellie Sloane for accepting it on my behalf.

Making women’s lives visible is a political act

The exhibition FRAME: How Asia Pacific Feminist Filmmakers and Artists Are Confronting Inequalities is a collaboration led by Jane Sloane, a 2017-18 Atlantic Fellow for Social and Economic Equity, with…

Funding the Frontline: Rapid Response to the Gendered Impacts of Covid-19 in Asia

The gendered impact of the Covid-19 pandemic continues to play out in countries and communities across Asia, with acute effects on women and girls. Domestic violence and child abuse have risen dramatically…

How would gender-diverse leadership have changed the response to COVID-19?

BETTER WAYS: Gender-diverse leadership might have rendered very different policies this past year. Picture: Shutterstock If women ruled the world, how would the past year have played differently? On…

Lumen Summer 2012 Issue

A Kamikaze Path
Jane Sloane is Vice President of Development with Women’s World Banking, which in 2010 provided microfinance and microhealth insurance to almost 26 million women in developing countries….

Australian Financial Review BOSS magazine

Jane Sloane arrived in New York in July 2011 in a wheelchair, one foot dislocated after a fall in Indonesia. By no means did it slow her down. It was quite the entrance for the former executive
director of the International Women’s Development Agency, now vice ­president of development for Women’s World Banking.

April 12 2012 by Hannah Tattersall (pg 19)…

Aussie Infusion

Area of expertise: financial services Lives in: Manhattan (since 2011) Relishes: the sense of community she’s found in New York, despite its size Misses: friends and family Jane Sloane arrived in New …