Ngā wāhine kaipakihi: He tirohanga

All-day scavenger hunt on campus showcasing NZ women’s history with prize draw. Afternoon tea and guest speakers at 2pm discussing voting, inspiring women, and challenges that lie ahead. All welcome!

Waipu Herstory is an exhibition and public program telling her story from the point of view of Waipu's mostly Scottish Nova Scotian women.

Guest speakers Dr Carol Peters QSM, community development, and Lynette Stewart, Kia Ora Ngatiwai, education, health activist. Contact Jenny Kirk to attend: 433 7267 or click the 'find out more' button to email us. 

Māori women artists of internationally acclaimed theatre company MAU join with women from Wellington's Pasifika communities for a performance ceremony in the grounds of Parliament.

Walk in small groups to hear speakers about women’s contributions at ten sites in the capital, finishing with a cuppa at the Mt Vic Hub. A free Living Streets Aotearoaevent. 

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A dinner where guest speakers will tell their inspiring stories. The event will also raise funds for Tu Tonu retreats which support young women who have been sexually abused.

Supper and drinks to mark the 125th Anniversary of Women's Suffrage in New Zealand. Dress up if you like!

Playwright Lorae Parry will read selected passages of her play ‘Bloomsbury Women and the Wild Colonial Girl’ about the relationship between Katherine Mansfield and Virginia Woolf.

Exhibition curator and art historian Penelope Jackson talks about Ida Carey and women artists in commemoration of the 125th anniversary of women’s suffrage.