Events and community connection

The Multicultural Women's Network (MWN) hosts a range of events, coffee catchups, and networking opportunities for members.

Upcoming events

SAFE steps to master your money

This hybrid workshop aims to encourage you to better invest in yourself by understanding our behaviours and biases towards consuming, saving, and investing. By applying the "SAFE" steps—Spending Wisely, Assessing credit and debt, Future planning, and Ensuring security—you will gain practical insights and strategies to manage your finances effectively and work towards your financial goals. 

Date: Tuesday, 17 September, 1.00-2.30 pm
Location: CB02.05.250 (ResHub) or Online
Note that in-person tickets have sold out. Online tickets are still available. 

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Navigating the system and finding your power

Join Yemi Penn for a transformative workshop designed to empower multicultural women at UTS. This session will create the space to explore global injustices and their responding solidarity movements, how this manifests in higher education, and the shortcomings and opportunities of mainstream feminism in addressing intersectional issues. 

Date: Thursday 19 September, 10.00-12.00 pm
Location: CB11.0.401 
Format: This workshop is in-person only

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Coffee catchups

  • Wednesday 11 September, 10.30 am at Cornerstone Cafe

Check out our past event recordings

Teams channel 

All members are added to the Multicultural Women’s Network channel on Teams. This online space is dedicated to members wanting to: 

  • share news, events, research, or articles for multicultural women. 
  • ask questions or engage in conversation topics relevant to multicultural women. 
  • engage with other members. 

Get involved 

Please contact mwn@uts.edu.au if you’d like to:  

  • share an event that would be of interest to our members. 
  • receive the calendar invite to our monthly coffee catch-ups. 
  • be added to the MWN Teams channel. 
  • join our core committee or contribute your skills to the network. 
Acknowledgement of Country

UTS acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, the Boorooberongal people of the Dharug Nation, the Bidiagal people and the Gamaygal people, upon whose ancestral lands our university stands. We would also like to pay respect to the Elders both past and present, acknowledging them as the traditional custodians of knowledge for these lands.