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25.01.2022 https://www.thecreativesjournal.com/submission-guidelines?

25.01.2022 This year the Heroines Festival will be run as HEROINES BOOK MONTH and will feature eight authors over four weeks from 15th October - 15th November 2020 The fo...ur-week online program will give participants access to 16+ author-led book clubs, book readings, live author Q & A's and interviews. Stay tuned for more announcements! https://www.theneoperennialpress.com/heroines-book-month-20 See more

22.01.2022 "Amrita Hepi is a professional dancer/dance maker, writer and activist; a Bundjulung and Ngapuhi woman interested in movement as manifested by all bodies and reimagining / creating the greatness that will be WOC first nations futures. Her work and practice sits in the nexus between pop culture and contemporary dance with a focus on intersectionality"

22.01.2022 Starts 30 July online!

21.01.2022 Inspiring podcast interview of Meryl Cook talking about reinventing her life after a cancer diagnosis; connecting people with their creativity; using journal writing for wellbeing and to inform her craft work; self-compassion; and accessing our courage and creativity during this pandemic.

19.01.2022 The fabulous Ruthie Foster

17.01.2022 Hi poetry friends, we're excited to let you know that #InYourHands collection is now available for free on our website! Read, buy the poets' books and share wid...ely ahead of the live-stream launch party tonight! Discover In Your Hands: https://bit.ly/3dbYPHZ See you all back here tonight at 6:30pm AEST!

16.01.2022 Submissions close 15 September - poetry and art on the theme "Journey".

16.01.2022 Are you a poet aged 55+ who has yet to publish a full-length collection? Applications for our Emerging Older Poets Mentorship close on 27 April at 5pm: https://queenslandpoetryfestival.com/emerging-older-poets-/

16.01.2022 "Birthing on Country (BOC) is a once in a lifetime project, created and driven by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women to build a better future for First Australians. The South Coast Women’s Health and Welfare Aboriginal Corporation (Waminda), has partnered with the Molly Wardaguga Research Centre and the Australian College of Midwives, to create a service where Aboriginal women and their families can experience their pregnancy in a culturally safe and nurturing env...ironment." Plese see the gofundme link in comments if you can help this much needed project in Nowra on Yuin Country. https://youtu.be/u1SHh7u3w3o

14.01.2022 Dress for Success is still operating during this time. Our career support program has gone online. We welcome all women, cis and trans, and any non-binary people comfortable in women’s spaces to take advantage of our webinars, mock interviews, resume assistance and career coaching. Please visit our website https://sydney.dressforsuccess.org/

14.01.2022 When I created the Silver Sirens community in 2018, my vision was that it would go beyond just being social media experience. I was inspired to create an annual... event that could bring some of our community together to share our experiences and to inspire and motivate each other to pursue our individual dreams. Our next event, Re-defining A Brave World, (which this year is online) is a response to the changing times we live in. Are we going back to the old normal or can we as women, as elders, as sirens re-vision a brand new world which includes equality for all, respect for our planet and the animals we share it with. And most of all, can we place our values above our individual agenda and comfort? I believe that these conversations are crucial right now. Women's voices, particularly those of mature women, have traditionally gone under represented in the media, politics and across society in general. Although the focus of the day is on women over 40, this is an inclusive event for all women and includes a panel of 4 women in their 20s and 30s addressing how we elders can support the next generation of women. If you are able to attend this event, you can still get early bird tickets until midnight this Friday:) https://www.thehealingprocess.com.au/redefining-ageing-soci

13.01.2022 Closes 1 September 2020 - Theme: Reconnection https://outstandingstories.net/

10.01.2022 https://southcoastwriters.org.au//online-writing-workshop-

09.01.2022 Sé que vengo del oro robado, de los esclavos y de sus amos. Escucha este poderoso poema de Elizabeth Acevedo sobre la historia e identidad afrolatina.

09.01.2022 Black Women - Zaynab G Farah

09.01.2022 To all our superhero nurses https://news.artnet.com/ar/banksy-hospital-donation-1854333

06.01.2022 https://m.facebook.com/events/262750611592351

04.01.2022 The phenomenal Mel Ree sharing so much truth! #poetry #righteous #speak #thisisthemoment

04.01.2022 Begins tomorrow online

02.01.2022 https://www.abc.net.au//fire-front-ignites-blak-p/12178602? A new anthology edited by Alison Whittaker captures the spirit of the renaissance in Blak poetry - led by some of the most articulate public voices in the country. Fire Front: First Nations poetry and power today includes a range of voices across the generations from Nyoongar poet Alf Taylor, prolific Wiradjuri writer Jeanine Leane, rap artist Provocalz with Ancestress to leading social commentator and co-host of 9...8.9fm's Wild Black Women Associate Professor Chelsea Bond. Duration: 38min 23sec Broadcast: Sat 25 Apr 2020, 6:07pm