Life Summary - Lady Julia Fay Moore

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Moore, Lady Julia Fay (1925–1986)

	Moore, Lady Julia Fay (1925–1986)
Born	3 February, 1925 West Perth, Perth , Western Australia , Australia
Died	1 October, 1986 (aged 61) Sydney , New South Wales , Australia
Education*	St Hilda’s Anglican School for Girls (Mosman Park, Perth) (student, 1937-1940) University of Western Australia (student, 1941-1941) University of Melbourne (student, 1942-1942)
Occupation*	public servant (1943-1947) Federal, Australia diplomat (1946-1947) Federal, Australia social worker (1950-1965) New South Wales, Australia
Groups*	Recovered Lives anthology, 2019 (member)
Legacies*	Julia Moore Prize in Industrial Relations (University of New South Wales) (eponym)
Workplaces*	Dept of External Affairs (federal) (public servant, 1943)

* Dates are approximate

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Moore, Lady Julia Fay (1925–1986)