we are the mainstream presents its third IWD event

International Women’s Day: only abundance

A symposium exclusively for First Nations, Women of Colour and Gender Diverse People of Colour to celebrate and elevate our voices and visibility.

Join us as we explore what it is like to be us across various industries and within the context of every day Australian society. Hear from experts and leaders who are challenging the status quo.

When: Saturday 26th March, 2022

Where: Online

Opening Panel: only abundance

Yatungka Gordon, Amani Haydar, Sharlotte Tusasiirwe, Raisera McCulloch, Amao Leota Lu, Suzy Wrong, April Hélène-Horton and WATM team for a deep dive on 'only abundance'.

Workshops:

1. Yatungka Gordon & Amani Haydar || dealing and healing from domestic and family violence

2. Raisera McCulloch || decolonising wealth

3. Talica Tamanitoakula + April Hélène-Horton || WoC online

4. Sharlotte Tusasiirwe + Team || Preserving Culture through Parenting

5. Amao Leota Lu || Sophisticated Ladies

6. Priyanka Bromhead || Writing Workshop

Links

A link with streaming access will be emailed out to all delegates 48 hours prior to the event going live.

Can't be there the whole day? Don't sweat it! Sessions will be recorded and available for download and/or purchase post-event.

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Please contact payments@wearethemainstream.org for Pay What You Can Tickets.

Follow @wearethemainstream and facebook.com/wearethemainstream as speaker profiles and our thought- and action-provoking program are released leading up to the big day.

This event is only open to anyone who identifies as a female or marginalised gender and ALSO identifies as First Nations and a Woman of Colour.

*Women of colour AusLan interpreters will be available on the day*

we are the mainstream acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples of this nation. We acknowledge the Darug people as Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we will meet. We pay our respects to ancestors and Elders both past, present and emerging. we are the mainstream is committed to honouring First Nation peoples' unique cultural and spiritual relationships to the land, waters and seas and their rich contribution to society. We stand in solidarity with them and will continue to seek their justice through sovereignty.