Women’s Enviro Evening
Catchment Group:
Project:
Women’s Enviro Evening
Funding:
$48,850 excl. GST
Period:
Mar 20 to Mar 22
Project Description
Three community events aim to bring together women from across Southland with the common goal of improving the environment. Phillipa Cameron from ‘What’s for Smoko’ was the first event’s keynote speaker, appealing to a wide range of urban and rural women. The second event featured three speakers – Dan Steele of Blue Duck Station, Kristy McGregor, Publisher and Editor in Chief of Shepherdess magazine, and Kaapua Smith, Head of Sustainability at Contact Energy. The last event will be going back at the grassroots, aiming to inspire, instigate change and create strong networks.
Objectives
- Engage women who may not usually attend Catchment Group events.
- Bring a new group of people and potential leaders to the table.
- Make connections across communities and Catchment Groups.
- Form a network that allows women to feel empowered to drive change in the community.
Outcomes
- Connect like-minded women and create a support network going forward.
- More women taking lead roles in our Catchment Groups and helping to drive environmental change.
Check out the Catchment Groups involved in this project:
Thriving Southland is a community-led group with a vision to create a prosperous Southland, healthy people, healthy environment from the mountains to the sea.
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