Women With Disabilities Australia (WWDA): The Leadership and Mentoring Toolkit Now Available
Women With Disabilities Australia (WWDA) has launched the WWDA LEAD (Lead, Engage, Activate, Drive) Leadership and Mentoring Toolkit, designed specifically for women and gender-diverse people with disabilities. This free resource aims to empower users by providing tips, ideas, and strategies to make a positive impact in their communities. The toolkit emphasizes the importance of inclusive leadership and the principle of “Nothing about us without us,” encouraging users to challenge societal norms and advocate for accessibility and equality. By exploring this toolkit, individuals can embark on their leadership journey and contribute to a more inclusive world.
First Civics Education Workshop for Chinese Australians in Victoria Successfully Held
维州华人社区首次公民教育大型讲座成功举行
The inaugural Civics Education Workshop held at Kew Golf Club on 29 September 2024 was a huge success, attracting around 130 participants. This groundbreaking initiative, co-organized by the Chinese Community Council of Australia, Victoria Chapter (CCCAV) and the Australian Asian Business Women’s Association (AABWA), aimed to empower Chinese Australians to participate actively in the democratic process.
Participants showed tremendous interest in the workshop, gaining a comprehensive understanding of Australian democracy’s inner workings. They learned effective ways to engage with the democratic process, fostering a sense of civic responsibility. Notably, one of the workshop’s key focuses – identifying misinformation and disinformation – resonated strongly with attendees, equipping them with essential tools to navigate the complex digital landscape in their civics and citizenship activities.
Dr. Eric Fu, a Senior Research Fellow from the University of Melbourne, led the workshop, sharing his expertise in Civics and Citizenship Education. The event was supported by the Chinese Australian Forum (CAF) and the Australian Government’s National Foundation for Australia-China Relations, demonstrating a collaborative effort to promote civic engagement among Chinese Australians.
This workshop marks a significant step towards fostering a more informed and active Chinese Australian community in Victoria. By raising awareness and empowering individuals with knowledge and skills, we can build a more vibrant and inclusive democracy.
Have Your Say: Victoria’s Container Deposit Scheme
You are invited to complete a short survey to improve Victoria’s Container Deposit Scheme (CDS Vic): http://bit.ly/CDSVic_survey. Respondents will have a chance to win one of four $100 gift cards.
请在问卷开头部分选择:Chinese Community Council of Australia (CCCA Vic)
We’d love to hear your thoughts on how we can improve recycling across Victoria!
As part of Victoria’s Container Deposit Scheme (CDS Vic) efforts to improve services, we’re inviting you to take part in a short survey to help make CDS Vic better and more accessible for all, including those in the Chinese community.
By completing the survey, respondents will not only have a chance to win one of four $100 gift cards, but they’ll also play a part in helping Victoria reduce waste and create a cleaner, greener state.
This survey is available in 5 languages, including English and Simplified Chinese.
Please click on the name of the organisation at the beginning of the survey: Chinese Community Council of Australia (CCCA Vic)
Upcoming Seminar to Commemorate Life & Legacy of Iris Chang: 20th Anniversary
纪念张纯如女士逝世20周年座谈会
Join us for a tribute seminar honouring the life and legacy of Iris Chang (1968-2004) on the 20th anniversary of her passing. We will commemorate her inspiring courage, groundbreaking work and lasting impact on our world.
Organised by: The Chinese Australians for Peace Association Inc (CAPA)
Congratulations to 2024 Australian Museum Eureka Prizes Winners and Finalists with Chinese Heritage
祝贺2024澳大利亚博物馆尤里卡奖的华裔获奖者和入围者
The Australian Museum Eureka Prizes are the country’s most comprehensive national science awards, honouring excellence across the areas of research & innovation, leadership, science engagement, and school science.
Information about Australian Government’s Veteran Employment Program
澳大利亚政府退伍军人就业计划的信息
The Veteran Employment Program (VEP) demonstrates the importance the Government places on the skills, values and experience veterans bring to the civilian workplace.
The VEP improves support for veterans as they move from the ADF to civilian employment, whether they want to work for an organisation or build their own business.
It also helps Australian organisations create work environments to bring out the best in their veteran employees.