Women of Colour Gathering 2024

Join the Women of Colour Gathering 2024 to celebrate diversity, empowerment, and community.

RMIT has a longstanding tradition of fostering an inclusive environment where students and staff can thrive. We are proud to host the Women of Colour Gathering 2024, organised by Women of Colour Melbourne. 

Get ready for this year's exciting theme: 'Liberation in collective power, joy, and resistance'! There will be inspiring guest speakers and facilitators sharing their expertise, along with fantastic opportunities to discuss and connect with fellow peers!

Register and be part of this transformative event!

Details

  • Date: Saturday 14 September
  • Time: 9.30am – 4.30pm
  • Location: RMIT University, City Campus, Building 80, Level 4
  • Cost: $7.62-$11.53  

*For RMIT staff members, please register here to receive a 50% discount on tickets.

Have any questions? Check out the FAQ's sheet for answers!

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