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Type: In-person
6 Mar, 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM (AEDT)

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Email: Stella Perez
Call: 02 8907 9304

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International Women's Day 2025 - NSW

In-person 6 Mar, 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM (AEDT)

Join us for an event in the RACGP NSW office to celebrate International Women’s Day 2025. 

‘March Forward’ this International Women’s Day 2025 as we celebrate 30 years since the United Nation’s Beijing Declaration, a bold vision for gender equality.  

Women have broken barriers, reshaped policies, and ignited powerful movements, yet systemic inequalities, rising violence, and economic disparities still prevent millions of women from reaching their full potential. Progress isn’t just about reflection, it’s about taking bold decisive steps to create a truly equal future for all women and girls. 

Come and hear from our guest speaker Dr Amanda Cohn MLC as she shares her inspiring journey from the healthcare profession to state politics. Following the presentation, connect with your peers at a cocktail function.
 

Venue: North Sydney office, Level 12, 1 Pacific Highway, North Sydney
Time: 6.30 – 9.00 pm

Educational Activities
1.0
hours

This event is part of International Women's Day events 2025. Events in this series are:

Presenter

Dr Amanda Cohn, MLC
Member of The Greens

Prior to entering Parliament, Dr Amanda Cohn was a GP and frontline emergency services volunteer. Dr Cohn trained at the University of New South Wales Rural Clinical School in Albury-Wodonga and has worked in community health, Aboriginal Medical Services and emergency departments across inland regional NSW. As a GP, Dr Cohn was a provider of medical abortion, gender-affirming care and health assessments for newly arrived refugees. As an SES volunteer for more than a decade, she was deployed across the state from Glen Innes to the Hawkesbury to Queanbeyan to support local emergency responses. She is a trained flood rescue boat operator and swift water rescue technician, and received the SES Commissioner's Certificate of Appreciation for outstanding service provided during the 2019-2020 bushfires.

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