Reboot The Motherboard AMWA Event

Australian Multicultural Women's Association (AMWA) presents Reboot the Motherboard

Sunday 19th November 2:00-5:30PM

With passion for communication, engagement, empowerment, and enlightenment our focus is 100% with the audience. We look at how to clear the clutter from our lives, to honour our space, remove those thoughts that have been blocking progress, understanding and hearing our inner voices, to fulfilment by development and growth.

It’s time before we burn out … We overload, overwork, and overlook our motherboard, and underestimate the fallout and damage control. Matriarchy in its truest form is a huge resource that we as women, mothers, seed bearers and grandmothers should reconnect with in all its forms. This event is where we hope to inspire and reclaim our word “mother” from the derogatory usage as a computer term, with the hope that we return it to the vestiges of divine feminine authority. We are entrusted with changing the future by healing ourselves first. Our birth right our sacred blood that we rarely feel but can sense, our ancestors are coursing through our veins, we have access to this, our sacred power. Healing is that power. 

Key note speaker: Michele Ashton          

• A founding member of AMWA                 
• Usui Reiki Master           
• Curator of Indigenous Art                           
• Writer              
• Manifest Management    
• Instructor for Healing the Mother Wound           
• Family Tree Family History Consultant

Michele is joined by the other 3 founders of AMWA:

1. Pooja is an Astrologer and Vashtu Guide and will share the benefits for these sciences and the given insight for a happy home and congruent life.

2. Nij will explain the growth process potential and hope for us once we rewire our thinking process and put ourselves back in the picture. 

3. Geet will share the various ways we can reinvent our input to outcome through re-education with clever career minded choices.

Guest speaker: Mayase Jere (mayasej.com)

Born in Zambia and moved to Perth in 2004. Mayase currently resides in Melbourne with her brother. In a country that is a melting pot of cultures with sections that ask migrants to go back to where they came from she has found belonging and family by connecting to her roots and learning to use her otherness as strength.

Mayase's book Mu Chalo ‘23 is for those wishing to understand the challenges and courage it takes to pack one’s bags and leave behind everything you have ever known. Professionally her passion is in empowering individuals to change their organisations through co-design, collaboration, rapid experimentation and increasing engagement. 

Michele believes like so many others that to begin the healing of the planet by healing ourselves first. The AMWA team can offer to guide your transition with tools, resources, techniques and maybe new ways to create the small rippling effects in your life, to recreate your dreams to reach out to communities across the globe across our planet and to encircle around Mother Earth. 

The AMWA team provide pathways to begin your personal journey, from feeling overwhelmed to sensing happiness through goals and dreams to achieving your desired outcome, with kindness integrity knowledge and fulfilment to resonant accomplishment. Engagement Empowerment Enlightenment “ Come join Us “