PACE: Participate, Advocate, Communicate, Engage

Multicultural Centre for Women’s Health are offering FREE 5 x 2-hour interactive Zoom workshops for migrant and refugee women in Victoria. The PACE (Participate, Advocate, Communicate, Engage) Women’s Leadership Program builds on migrant women’s knowledge and experiences to take on leadership roles in their lives, work and community.

Calling all migrant and refugee women in Victoria!

This program is for you if you have lived in Australia for less than five years or are looking for work or re-entering workforce.

If you want to:

Gain confidence
Participate in your community
Improve communication skills
Advocate on issues that matter to you
Become a leader in your life and community

What can you gain?

In the program, you can learn, practice, and receive feedback on topics such as:

Communication
Public speaking
S.M.A.R.T goal setting
Workplace knowledge and culture, etc

The program draws on your strengths to build on your learning needs, and is based on national and international recommendations for women’s leadership programming.

Program Schedule

Full Program Schedule

Every Monday for five weeks from 6 – 8 pm

01 November
08 November
15 November
22 November
29 November

Fast PACE Single session
Do not have time to participate in the full program? Join the FAST PACE single session to still have a taste of the full program!

Monday 25 October 10 – 11 am

For more information about the program, visit: https://www.mcwh.com.au/project/pace-womens-leadership-program/

Booking Note

To optimise the quality of your learning experience, spots are limited. We recommend you book the full program as soon as possible.
You do not have to book the FAST PACE single session if you register to the full program.
Please cancel your ticket or email feifei@mcwh.com.au if you can NO longer participate in the PACE program.

Contact

If you have any questions about the program, please do not hesitate to contact our PACE Project Officer, Feifei Liao, @ feifei@mcwh.com.au

This program is funded by the Victorian Government Department of Families, Fairness and Housing.