A special celebration on International Women’s Day!
Huge Announcement - Meg Lanning will be there as the guest speaker
Get ready for an evening of stories, laughs and love as Victress: Women Who Paved The Way in Australian Sport The W Club Melbourne and DHM Talent Management join forces to host a unique celebration.
Hosted by Angela Banbury this is your chance hear from former Hobart Hurricanes WBBL captain and Victress book author/illustrator Corinne Hall, Aussie Paralympian Al Viney plus a number of special guests.
The W Club is the perfect setting, a venue dedicated to women’s sport and the fabulous people who make it special.
Tickets are just $100 and entry includes a signed book, food and entertainment, with drinks at bar prices.
Grab your tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/international-womens-day-event-victress-book-tickets-1979649690515
Every year on March 8th, the world comes together to celebrate International Women's Day—a day dedicated to honoring the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women while also calling for accelerated gender equality.
International Women's Day isn't just about celebration; it's about recognition and forward momentum. It's a chance to acknowledge the trailblazers who fought for women's rights, the everyday heroes making a difference in their communities, and the next generation of women leaders shaping our future.
From the suffragettes who won the right to vote to the scientists breaking barriers in STEM fields, from entrepreneurs building businesses to activists demanding policy change—women have consistently driven progress even when facing systemic obstacles.
While we've made significant strides, the journey toward true equality is far from over. Women still face pay gaps, underrepresentation in leadership roles, and barriers to opportunities in many sectors. In some parts of the world, women continue to fight for basic rights and freedoms.
International Women's Day reminds us that equality benefits everyone. Diverse perspectives lead to better decision-making, innovation thrives when everyone has a seat at the table, and societies flourish when all members can reach their full potential.
You don't need to wait for March 8th to make a difference:
Support women-owned businesses. Your purchasing power can create economic opportunities.
Mentor and sponsor. Share your knowledge and actively advocate for women in your workplace and community.
Challenge bias. Speak up when you witness discrimination or unconscious bias, and examine your own assumptions.
Amplify voices. Share and credit women's ideas, and create platforms for diverse perspectives.
Educate yourself. Learn about the challenges women face in different industries and regions, and stay informed about policy issues affecting gender equality.
International Women's Day is a powerful reminder that progress requires sustained effort from all of us. By celebrating achievements, acknowledging ongoing challenges, and committing to concrete action, we can build a more equitable world for everyone.
This March 8th, let's not just celebrate—let's commit to being part of the solution, every single day.