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The Australian Women Pilots' Association (AWPA) was founded on 16 September 1950 by Australian aviation pioneer, Nancy Bird-Walton. The AWPA is organised at the national Australian and state levels. The association supports the interests of female pilots. Any female pilot who is in possession of a flight licence can become a member. The association advocates for equal treatment and pay for female pilots, and has a financial support program for the training and further education of individual pilots, including a Lady Casey Scholarship. The Nancy Bird-Walton Memorial Trophy is awarded for "the most noteworthy contribution to aviation by a woman of Australasia".