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30 Oct 20267pm - 8:45pm

Reclaim the Night 2026

Stop silence and end violence – justice, safety and inclusion for all   Reclaim the Night is a global activist event that calls for the elimination of gendered violence,...

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30 Oct 20267pm - 8:45pm

Reclaim the Night 2026

Stop silence and end violence – justice, safety and inclusion for all   Reclaim the Night is a global activist event that calls for the elimination of gendered violence,...

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Graphic promoting the Working Women’s Centre SA Annual General Meeting on Tuesday, 20 October 2026 at 5:30 pm at The Jade, 142–160 Flinders Street, Adelaide. The design includes a photo of an audience listening to a speaker at a Working Women’s Centre event and a “Register to attend” button.

20 Oct 20265.30pm - 7:30pm

WWC Annual General Meeting 2026

Join us for our 2026 AGM to hear about the Centre’s work over the past year, celebrate our achievements and look ahead together.

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Promotional graphic for the Working Women’s Centre SA free webinar, “Flexible Work: Rights, Requests & What Works,” featuring speakers Corinne Grant, Principal Lawyer, and Emma Ashley, Education & Training Officer.

10 Sep 202612pm- 1pm

Flexible Work: rights, requests & what works

A free webinar for workers and workplaces exploring flexible work rights, employer obligations and practical strategies for creating well-designed flexible work arrangements.

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Close-up of hands typing on a keyboard beside a tablet showing a video call with multiple participants on screen, with a purple overlay and the word “Webinar” displayed.

18 Mar 202612.00- 12.30pm

Webinar: How to prevent workplace sexual harassment

Free 30-minute webinar for employers, managers and HR professionals on practical steps to prevent workplace sexual harassment and build safer, more respectful workplaces.

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Illustrated social media tile for the 2025 Inaugural Michelle Hogan Forum. The image features a stylised version of Lady Justice wearing sunglasses and a red flower crown, holding the scales of justice. Text reads: “The 2025 Inaugural Michelle Hogan Forum A new annual partnership of SA Unions, Working Women’s Centre SA, and Michelle and Robert Hattam’s Family.” Logos for SA Unions and the Working Women’s Centre SA appear at the bottom. A credit reads: “Port Adelaide Workers Memorial / Justice Never Goes Out Of Style illustration courtesy of Katrina Allan.” Background is light purple.

08 Nov 20253- 7pm

The 2025 Inaugural Michelle Hogan Forum

Strengthening Feminist Action in Precarious Times     In tribute to the bold legacy of trade union feminist, community advocate, and movement leader Michelle Hogan, SA Unions and the...

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Illustration of four diverse figures standing together in front of a glowing full moon with stars in the background. From left to right: a woman in a red hijab holding a baby, a dark-skinned person with long blue braids wearing pink pants and a yellow jacket holding a “Reclaim the Night” sign, a person with brown skin in a red crop top and yellow skirt holding a Pride flag, and a person in a wheelchair wearing a green outfit and holding a red umbrella.

31 Oct 20255.30- 7.15pm

Reclaim the Night march and rally

RECLAIM THE NIGHT 2025  > >  Kaurna Yarta / Adelaide Friday 31st October 5:30pm > Gather at the top of Rymill Park (cnr Rundle St & East Tce) Marching to...

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A promotional image for a workshop titled “for Migrant Women.” At the top are the logos of the Migrant Women Professional Network, the Australian Migrant Resource Centre (AMRC), and the Working Women’s Centre. Below, two women sit attentively at a table during an event, both wearing glasses and looking engaged. The setting is warm and welcoming, with other participants blurred in the background.

28 Oct 20255.30- 7.30pm

Preventing workplace sexual harassment and discrimination

The Migrant Women Professional Network, in partnership with the Australian Migrant Resource Centre (AMRC), and the Working Women’s Centre SA invites migrant women to a free introductory workshop designed...

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Music SA logo. Respect the Line. Everyone deserves to feel safe and be treated equally at work. Working Women's Centre logo.

21 Oct 20255.15pm-8pm

Music industry workshop: Respect the Line

Workshop about preventing and tackling workplace sexual harassment, delivered in partnership with MusicSA.

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A colourful circular illustration featuring a stylised face with one large eye visible. Overlapping the image is a bold sign that reads:

02 Oct 20255.30- 7.30pm

Public Forum

Non-Disclosure Agreements are covering up workplace sexual harassment

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Campaign

Young workers
& COVID

Young women have been impacted disproportionately by COVID. We’re here to help with research, support and advocacy.

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