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The trademark sketch combined with stand up in front of a live audience, this one hour special will be everything you need to celebrate New Zealand’s 125th anniversary of women’s suffrage.

Join us to celebrate 125 years of women securing the right to vote, have some delicious breakfast and continue the great networking we began on International Women's Day.

Celebrating 125 years of Women's Suffrage in NZ we are launching ‘Women in Project Management.’ WiPM is a not-for-profit organisation, established to support women working in all areas & industries of project management.

Women’s Studies Association/Pae Akoranga Wāhine conferences promote feminist scholarship and activism. The 2018 conference is an opportunity to advance current feminist engagements, while acknowledging and understanding the challenges of the past.

Over two weeks, from 20 Sep to 2 Oct 2018, Council Archives in collaboration with About Space is putting on an exhibition and series of speakers to celebrate 125 years of NZ women having the vote.

Hear local historian Eileen Stewart talk about local Tasman woman Sarah Greenwood who immigrated to Nelson in 1843 with her husband John.

Who were the women who trained and worked as architects in Aotearoa in the 1900s-1940s? How did they contribute to the field and why have they disappeared from our architectural history today?

Professor Barbara Brookes delivers this lecture exploring the implications of the transition from ‘family’ to individual income over the course of the twentieth century until today.

Unbound: Liberating Women explores past, present, future roles of dress and textiles in suffrage and other liberating moments; accompanying exhibition Unbound, at Dunedin School of Art.