What better way to share the week than in images!
Wow, what a week!
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What a wonderful festival week!
What started out as a planning meeting for how we could run our Festival Day, turned into 6 dynamic women planning a Festival Week!
We swiftly realised:
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You cannot capture all the Hornsby Ku-ring-gai area has to offer women on one day that potentially has conflicting events.
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International Women’s Day is an opportunity for many of the local women’s organisations to raise awareness of what they do and raise much needed funds.
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There was no central space for how to access all that information
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You can moan about a lack or you can be the change you want to see!
The Hornsby Ku-ring-gai International Women’s Day Festival Organising Committee was born!
We met each Monday morning at 7.30am at the PCYC Hornsby Ku-ring-gai. The staff at the PCYC are fantastic, the space welcoming and the parking easy!
The website was built, new flags and banners made, community organisations and businesses contacted and within 3 months the event was on.
30 events and lots of #lovemefirst and #pressforprogress conversations later we now start considering how we can bring more of the community together in 2019.
We hope the pictures of each of our events tell a story!