Events coming up in March 2019
Every month I give you a heads up on events I am taking part in or events I think you would want to be aware of.
Here is what is happening in March 2019.
Women's Rights At Work Festival 2019
This is a festival organised by the We Are Union Women group.
The program can be found here and includes a lot of union member only events and a lot of open events running from today 1 March up until International Women’s Day on 8 March 2019.
I will actually be attending the conference portion of the festival on Tuesday, 5 March 2019 as a member of a six person delegation attending on behalf of the MEAA.
You can attend as a union member and register via your union or as a non-union member you can email the organisers to attend. It costs $20 concession and $50 for full entry and runs for the whole day with a light lunch offered.
Inaugural Jill Singer 'Women In Media' Lecture
I have been asked to attend this event as a guest. I think it would be a useful event to attend to listen to Louise Milligan who will be delivering the lecture and to network with other women working in the media industry.
I don’t know how much it will cost to attend at the moment but you can find out the details on the Women In Media website.
It will run from 6 to 8 pm on March 28 at the Iwaki Auditiorium at the ABC studios in Southbank, Melbourne.
Media Law Training
MEAA will be offering Victorian MEAA members who need it a one day workshop in Media Law Training at the Melbourne MEAA offices.
It will run from 9 am to 5 pm on March 30. The link for more information is here.
It will cost $250 for members and $500 for non-members.
Awards
Tasmania Media Awards
Entries close on 19 March.
Entry fee is $85 for non MEAA members, free for members.
South Australia Media Awards
Entries will close in April.
Entry fee is $55 for non-members of MEAA and free for members.
Where I will definitely be in March
There are no upcoming events at this time.
Marisa Wikramanayake
Marisa is a globetrotting freelance writer, journalist and editor with cat for hire (her, not the cat). She is currently based in Melbourne.
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