Join us for a one-day workshop to build your leadership and advocacy skills to create change in your community.

The workshop aims to empower women aged 16 to 30 with lived experience or intergenerational experience of family domestic violence, are at risk of/ currently experiencing homelessness, or have experienced racial or gender discrimination.

Whilst the term-length program is still in its development stages, its goal is to be a supportive and empowering pathway into personal and professional leadership as proud First Nations young women with strong voices.

Tuesday 27 February, 10am - 4pm

Lunch and afternoon will be provided

Run in conjunction with Warida Wholistic Wellness.

About the First Nations Women's Leadership Program

The First Nations Women's Leadership Program is run by and for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women. The program assists young women with a lived experience of housing insecurity, homelessness, and/ or family and domestic violence to build skills to influence and lead change within YWCA, community, peaks, or government.

The program offers a series of co-designed workshops that are culturally sensitive and community-driven and focus on building knowledge, practical skills, confidence and networks to amplify their voice and expertise, across the core areas of women, housing, homelessness, housing risk, safety, and culture.

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