International Women’s Day

More then 400 people attended the Equal Futures International Women’s Day Event on Saturday 5 March at the Women’s Museum of Australia.

There were great speakers and performers including Kirra Voller, Katie Harder and the Splinter Sisters, information and market stalls and a Welcome to Country and Smoking Ceremony by Kumalie Riley. A demonstration by the Arrernte Community Boxing Academy Kungka’s Klass was a highlight.

MHACA was a member of the organising committee and held a mental health promotion stall at the event. The event was live broadcast on 8CCC Community Radio.

 

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Learn how to support someone who may be thinking about suicide and connect them to the help they need. The main focus of #safeTALK half-day training is understanding your role as a connector to additional support.
πŸ“… When: Thursday 30 April
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πŸ“ Where: Olive Pink Botanic Garden Meeting Room (next to The Bean Tree Cafe), 27 Tuncks Road
Spots are limited – registration is essential. Book your place now at https://events.humanitix.com/safetalk-thursday-30-april-2026
β˜• Catering: Tea, coffee and morning tea provided
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