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Casey Cardinia Libraries is proud to support the global 16 Days of Activism Against Gender based Violence campaign.
Between Friday 25 November and Saturday 10 December all libraries will have:
With so much planned across all our libraries over the 16 days we want to get the conversation started!
Street Law Coffee Van: Mobile Legal Help
Wednesday 9th November, 10am
Hampton Park Library
Joe the Lawyer and the Peninsula Community Legal Coffee Van are rolling into Hampton Park.
Free Coffee and Free legal advice, It doesn’t get much better than this.
The Van will be parked outside the Hampton Park Library
Kindness And Equality Storytime
Monday 28th, 30th November, 1st, 2nd & 8th December.
Multiple locations
Join us for a special storytime gently exploring kindness and equality, while challenging traditional ideas of being a boy or a girl. As always, we will be sharing fabulous picture books, songs and activities perfect for pre-schoolers! Ages 3-5
‘What Does Respect Mean To You?’ Maker Space
Tuesday 29th & 30th November, Monday 5th & 6th December
Multiple locations
What does respect mean to you???
Come along to our maker space any time while we are open to create your own response to the theme ‘Respect Is…’ using our materials.
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Lead For Change
Wednesday 30th November, 2:00pm
Hampton Park Library
Do you want to play a role in ending gender-based violence in your community? Get started with our free 2 hour course.
Gender-based violence is a complex issue, but we want to empower you contribute to the solution. Whether that’s for your role in a community group, such as a sport or recreation club, social group or interest group, or just because you want to make your community a better place, this course is for you.
Learn about the drivers and impact of gender-based violence and some steps you can take within your community to prevent it.
15+ years
Print Making For Activism
Thursday 1st December, 5:00pm
Bunjil Place Library
In solidarity across Australia, join us for 16 days of Activism against gender based violence and discrimination. Make your voice heard as we print for activism at Bunjil Place Library. Etch your mark and create a print design that shows your support for equality, peace and respect.
Art supplies provided, bring an old shirt or smock, things might get messy.
Suitable for young people ages 12+
Womens’ Preventative Health
Friday 2nd December, 2:00pm
Pakenham Library
In this health education session the Team from The Water Well Project will discuss risk factors to illnesses and their prevention, early detection of specific diseases, health checks, and maintenance of your health and wellbeing.
The session, specifically designed for female community members, will also cover gender specific information including Cervical and Breast Cancer Screening as well as topics such as mental health, sexual health and healthy relationships.
Self Defence For Women And Girls
Saturday 3rd December, 10.30AM
Emerald Library
Gain courage, confidence and become empowered during the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence.
This female only self-defence classes will help teach the skills and techniques for self-defence within a relaxed, safe and friendly environment.
We recommend this course for ages 10+, it is not overly demanding physically, but the subject matter may be confronting for young children.
Womens’ Preventative Health
Wednesday 7th December, 12:00pm
Bunjil Place Library
In this health education session the Team from The Water Well Project will discuss risk factors to illnesses and their prevention, early detection of specific diseases, health checks, and maintenance of your health and wellbeing.
The session, specifically designed for female community members, will also cover gender specific information including Cervical and Breast Cancer Screening as well as topics such as mental health, sexual health and healthy relationships.
Lead For Change
Saturday 10th December, 2:00pm
Pakenham Library
Do you want to play a role in ending gender-based violence in your community? Get started with our free 2 hour course.
Gender-based violence is a complex issue, but we want to empower you contribute to the solution. Whether that’s for your role in a community group, such as a sport or recreation club, social group or interest group, or just because you want to make your community a better place, this course is for you.
Learn about the drivers and impact of gender-based violence and some steps you can take within your community to prevent it.
15+ years