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Addressing the Gendered Impacts of Homelessness and Housing Insecurity – Community Lead(her)s Seminar

$10.00

Join us on the 6th of May from 6-9pm for an interactive evening of networking, panels, and keynote speeches, hosted at Proximity in Barton.

Availability: 33 in stock

This event is brought to you by CBR Gals Network in partnership with the ACT Office for Women.

About this event

Join us on the 6th of May from 6-9pm for an interactive evening of networking, panels, and keynote speeches, hosted at Proximity in Barton. We’ll have a rich discussion surrounding the impacts of housing and homelessness insecurity, financial factors, and tools and resources that are available.

Research into the gendered impacts of COVID-19 have demonstrated that Australian women face more insecurity compared to previous recessions, with disproportionate underemployment, unemployment, and a decrease of wages during the pandemic.

In 2020, there were over 400,000 women over 45 years in Australia alone facing a risk of homelessness.

Housing insecurity and homelessness can be improved through education of personal circumstances and financial decision-making for young women, and also education of available services and resources for women in the ACT that are struggling with housing insecurity.

Two speakers will present keynote speeches discussing tools to understand financial factors affecting housing security, and the services available to women.

The recommended ticket cost will cover nibbles and a glass of wine following the event, while we mingle in classic CBR Gals style. Complimentary tickets are available for all university students. Use code “UNI” at checkout. Terms apply.

Any money donated beyond the recommended ticket price will go to Common Ground Canberra to support those in need.

FAQs

What is the deal with the recommended price?

To support Canberrans, we are running a joint fundraiser for Common Ground Canberra to further improve access to critical resources. Any funds collected in excess will be donated to Common Ground Canberra. This payment structure allows you to give what you are comfortable giving.

Is the venue accessible?

The aMBUSH Gallery at Kambri, ANU is wheelchair accessible via two lifts. One lift is located behind Harry Hartog, and the other is located within the Kambri building to the left of the bar. Seating is wheelchair accessible.

Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event? All ages are welcome to attend. Our age ranges typically from 19 – 65. Must be 18+ to drink alcoholic beverages.

Are discounted tickets available?

For university students, please use code UNI at checkout for a complimentary ticket. Uni students must present their university IDs at the door for entry to the event. For other customers, if prices are inhibitive, please send us an email at connect@cbrgals.com.

What does my ticket cover?

The ticket covers vegetarian nibbles and a complimentary glass of bubbles. In typical CBR Gals flare, you can also expect an afternoon with activities to help you connect to like-minded gals in the Canberra community.

What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event? There is plenty of parking but we recommend rideshare or carpool!

How can I contact the organiser with any questions? Please e-mail us at connect@cbrgals.com.

Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event? Nope!

Want to sponsor this event, donate something for swag bags/giveaways, or vend? E-mail Krishaa at connect@cbrgals.com