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GI EVENTS
Last day to register
Date: 2–3:30pm, Wednesday 8 March 2023
Location: RSSS Auditorium, Level 1 146 Ellery Crescent Acton, ACT 2601
To mark IWD 2023 the Gender Institute, in collaboration with the Research School of Social Sciences, invites ANU staff and students to a panel discussing aspects of the fight for gender justice beyond Australia.
Struggles for women’s access to basic rights and power often have an intensely local and regional character. What does International Women’s Day mean for ANU staff and students with ongoing connections to other countries’ women’s movements?
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Present Tending brings together six artists, indigenous and non-indigenous, who work with the materiality and histories of cloth and plant colour. Conceived pre-covid, the project took many twists, turns and pauses. For these artists, the textile is an object and tool of care, and in this exhibition it becomes a site of resistance or intermediary between the inevitable tensions and challenges of working from home. The range of approaches explored by the artists is a testament to the creative ways artists managed isolation, home-schooling and ongoing employment and financial pressures over the last few years.
Exhibition
Date: 8–26 March 2023
Location: ANCA Gallery, 1 Rosevear Place, Dickson ACT 2602
Lunchtime discussion
Date: 1–2pm, 10 March 2023
Location: ANU School of Art & Design, Room 1.29, Photography and media arts Building 105, Acton, ACT 2601
Speakers: Dr Rebecca Mayo (ANU School of Art & Design), Dr Kylie Banyard (LaTrobe University) and artist educators, Sara Lindsay, Ema Shin, Katie West and Ilka White.
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ANU EVENTS
Date: 10:30am–12pm, Wednesday 8 March 2023
Location: Physics auditorium, 60 Mills Road, RSPhys Acton, ACT 2601
Women* in Physics, Astro and Engineering ANU present In Conversation II, giving the floor to four amazing women from the ANU Research School of Physics, ANU Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics and ANU College of Engineering, Computing & Cybernetics to talk about women in leadership.
The event will be followed by a light lunch to give attendees the opportunity to meet the speakers in person.
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The ANU Gender Institute acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as First Australians and traditional custodians of the lands upon which we live, meet and work. We pay our respects to their elders past, present and emerging leaders and celebrate their expansive and ongoing contributions to the ANU and the Institute. We thank them for their continued hospitality on country
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