PACE Launchpad: Redefining Leadership

PACE Launchpad: Redefining Leadership

This event invites migrant and refugee women, non-binary, trans, and gender-diverse people to connect, explore, and redefine leadership in their own way. Hosted at State Library Victoria, the three-hour event brings together the vibrant PACE network and welcomes new friends of migrant and refugee women who share a passion for creating change. 

This event shares some reflections on the PACE Leadership program and facilitates an empowering panel discussion with PACE graduates sharing their positive community impacts, and tips on achieving their advocacy and employment goals. Participants will also be invited to engage in a shared vision exercise. Throughout the event and over lunch, participants will be invited to chat to representatives from different organisations offering services and resources that might be relevant for participants' employment and advocacy goals.

Whether you are a part of the PACE network or looking to connect with like-minded changemakers, this event is your opportunity to celebrate diversity, build connections, and redefine leadership together.

What will you gain?

• Build meaningful connections with migrant and refugee women, non-binary, trans, and gender-diverse individuals
• Meet and connect with representatives from organisations whose work includes supporting migrant and refugee people to find employment
• Gain inspiration from powerful stories shared by PACE graduates and boost your confidence to take action on your advocacy and career goals.

Who should join?

• PACE Network 
• Migrant and refugee women, non-binary, trans, and gender diverse people who are passionate about creating positive impacts for communities

This is a free event. Canapés are provided for lunch. 

Places are limited - register today!

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The Multicultural Centre for Women’s Health is a national, community-based organisation, led by and for women and gender diverse people from migrant and refugee backgrounds. We have been at the forefront of prevention programs for 46 years, where we have built our specialist, feminist and intersectional expertise to ensure that our work remains culturally respectful and responsive to the needs of migrant and refugee communities.  This event is organised through MCWH's PACE (Participate, Advocate, Communicate and Engage) Leadership program. To learn more about our program, please visit our website.

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Accessibility

We endeavour to make our events as inclusive and accessible as we can. If you have any accessibility requirements, or any concerns about accessing the venue, including travel, please email us or mention it at checkout. If you're concerned that you can't attend because of caring duties, please contact us to discuss - we have a capped number of seats available for children and others you support. We want you there!

Contact information

For further information, please contact us at feifei@mcwh.com.au or on (03) 9418 0953.