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Women Who Dare

Women Who Dare

This conversation with contemporary changemakers is part of Momentum by WOW (Women of the World) Australia.

This year, the Women Who Dare exhibition and workshop program at Adderton highlights 160 years of pioneering, risk-taking and innovative work by the Sisters of Mercy in Brisbane.

Taking inspiration from this work, hear from contemporary changemakers in a conversation celebrating their contributions and looking at the different pathways, tools and experiences they are using to build momentum and make lasting cultural and social change, including Janine Hendry who harnessed the energy for the 2021 March4Justice and Chair of GetUp Carla McGrath, and a performance from Voices of Colour.

Say it with a badge workshop

Make a statement and wear it with pride in this free badge making workshop led by artist and illustrator Tori-Jay Mordey. Be inspired by the Women Who Dare exhibition and create your own daring design.

Tori-Jay Mordey draws on both her Torres Strait Islander and English heritage in her contemporary art practice, which explores themes of family and self-identity. Tori-Jay works across multiple mediums including digital illustration, drawing, painting, printmaking, film and murals, and has authored and illustrated several children’s books.


Price

$15 – $20 + Booking fee

Times

1-4pm
Conversation 2:30-3:20pm

Where

Adderton
547 Ann Street
Brisbane City

Getting Here

Accessibility

Wheelchair access

Auslan interpreted events

Important Info

Suitable for all ages

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#Momentum

By WOW (Women of the World) Australia

Moment /ˈməʊm(ə)nt/ noun
1. a point of time; the turning effect of a force

Momentum /mə(ʊ)ˈmɛntəm/ noun
1. mass in motion

On 15 March 2021, thousands demonstrated together in shared rage and frustration at the diabolical state of gender relations in our nation. March4Justice was a rare moment but how do we turn this moment into momentum? Why is inertia so powerful in this space, what are the forces sustaining inequality, and who or what is going to change them? And why did it take gender inequality striking at the heart of White middle Australia before our institutions sat up and took notice? 

Three conversations tackle this from differing perspectives alongside performances reflecting the power of the arts to effect change.

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Thu 16 Sept

First Nations First (Momentum)

Concert Hall, QPAC

#See this with

This conversation has been programmed alongside DEMOLITION: a sexy as hell, unapologetic reclamation of space from Polytoxic

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Past Event
4 - 11 Sept

DEMOLITION

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How to get there

Adderton
547 Ann Street
Brisbane City

Getting Here

Brisbane Festival expresses deep respect to and acknowledges the First People of this Country.