Join the Ethnic Communities Council of Western Australia to celebrate multicultural women's achievements at our International Women's Day event. The event is free and is open to the general public for all genders.

The evening will be filled with an array of international food, performances from our vibrant communities and inspiring talks by guest speakers on the theme "Women in Leadership: Achieving equality in a COVID-19 World". We will also be announcing the winner of our story telling competition on the night (please see flyer for details on how to enter).

Vegetarian and Halal options will be available.

Please RSVP by the 10th of March so we can ensure seating and catering.

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STORY -TELLING COMPETITION

Dear writers, our International Women’s Day event this year is to celebrate your accomplishments. We know you are wonderful, strong and successful CaLD women who have faced more than your share of difficulties. As you know, COVID-19 and the bushfires brought an extra set of hurdles to be overcome. Your experiences are unique and we would love you to share them. This is an invitation to you to write a short story or a poem in either English or your language*, showing how your struggles have contributed to “Women achieving an Equal future”. A prize will be presented to the story/poem selected and read out on the night. We would appreciate if you could have your work translated into English. Please send your entry to eliza@eccwa.org.au by the 15th of March.