Without the stories of women who shaped your community, place naming equality remains out of reach.

A name bank captures the stories of people who can be considered for future commemorations in geographic place naming and public art. When done well, it ensures public spaces reflect the diversity and richness of our communities.

This session supports GNV’s Remember a Local – Name a Place campaign, and will guide you in building a name bank that:

Captures names, contributions and stories
Is inclusive of all genders, identities and backgrounds
Supports decision makers to increase gender equality in place naming and public art

Hear from government leaders who are already using name banks. Learn what it takes, what you need, who can assist, and other practical tips that will help you confidently prioritise and maintain your name bank.

Don’t miss this opportunity to take the lead in shaping more inclusive and equitable public spaces, and be part of Australia’s first coordinated movement to achieve place naming and public art equality.

For any enquiries, get in touch at puthernameonit@genvic.org.au.

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Put Her Name On It is a campaign by Gender Equality Victoria (GEN VIC) to promote commemorative justice and transform Victorian public spaces to be more gender equal. By empowering community members and decision-makers alike, Put Her Name On It uses a collaborative approach to bring women’s achievements out of obscurity and into our public spaces.

Contact the host of Women to the Front: Creating a Name Bank