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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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Working in the arts event

01 Mar 20213pm-5pm

Working in the Arts Industry: Panel & Free Industrial Advice Clinic

If you work in the Arts, or if you value the role that art has in your life, come along to this event!

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images of many women saying the word ''enough'' regarding sexual harrassment

01 Mar 202112.30pm

Walk with the Women’s March4Justice on May Day!

Come and join the Women's March4Justice cohort at May Day 2021!

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06 Feb 20218.15PM - 5:30PM

Labour History Society SA Conference 2021

The Labour History (SA) summer conference will focus on the lessons which Australian labour history offers for strategising the urgent industrial struggles of the future.

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FREE TRAINING for Salon & Beauty professionals

23 Sep 20209.15AM - 12.15PM

Free training: Responding to Client Disclosures of Domestic Family Violence for Hairdressers

Free training for hairdressers and beauty salon professionals

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Working from home: Risks and Rewards - Online Panel

19 May 20205.30PM - 6.30PM

Working from home: Risks and Rewards – Online Panel

There have been many claims that Working from Home (WFH) will spearhead a feminist revolution, likening the change in our work environment to the structural changes we saw for working women during and after WW1.

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The Financial Future of Older Women in Australia -Public Lecture Professor Kathleen Riach

19 Sep 20197:00PM - 9.30PM

The Financial Future of Older Women in Australia -Public Lecture

This year the Working Women's Centre is proud to co-host Professor Kathleen Riach presenting - The Financial Future of Older Women in Australia: Beyond Poverty, Pity and Parity.

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how casual are you? presented by the mary lee exchange and the working womens centre sa

31 Jul 20195:50PM - 8.30PM

How Casual are you?

Presented by The Working Women’s Centre SA and The Mary Lee Exchange

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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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