What’s on at the Queen Victoria Women’s Centre

House With No Roof was created to convey the insidious nature of domestic violence, most of which happens within the privacy of the home. For some families who appear to live outwardly normal lives, this abuse can be perceived as a shameful secret and a code of silence prevails, Read more

  The end of financial year is approaching; a timely reminder to get your finances in shape. Consolidate your super, close dormant banks accounts, open up a trading account. Find out how to make this more than a to-do list, at the Let’s Talk about Money workshop where you will:

• Get creative about setting your money goals and discover how to make plans that work
• Take time to reflect on what is important to you in your life and how that can motivate you when it comes to money
• Learn useful, easy and practical ways to help you stick to your money plan and reach your goals

  About the speaker: Scott Malcolm Scott has been in the financial services industry since 2000 and prior to starting Money Mechanics was senior financial planner for another national firm. Find out more information and get tickets Read more

Join the Queen Victoria Women’s Centre for a celebration of Australian women’s writing and the Stella Prize. Featuring 2016 Stella Prize winner Charlotte Wood (The Natural Way of Things), 2016 shortlistee Peggy Frew (Hope Farm) and 2016 longlistee Alice Robinson (Anchor Point) in conversation with writer and columnist Amy Gray. Read more

“My mother owned and daily used many of the domestic items you have rendered so lovingly, as did much loved Aunts and Great Aunts. These wonderful women have all now passed away, and now I own and use some of these treasures.” Eileen Richardson Read more

Queen Victoria Women’s Centre has gathered some of Australia’s brightest thinkers to discuss the issues facing women today. Make sure you book your free tickets and get involved in the conversation. Read more

It’s tempting to think of International Women’s Day as a milestone for women, a chance to see what we’ve achieved in the past year and the path ahead. Read more

Queen Victoria Women’s Centre has gathered some of Australia’s brightest thinkers to discuss the issues facing women today. Make sure you book your free tickets and get involved in the conversation. Read more

Rachel Hills asked herself whether she “was doing something ‘wrong’ with sex” and wanted to know what others were experiencing. Read more

Photography Studies College Melbourne and the Queen Victoria Women’s Centre are delighted to present an inspiring and thought- provoking International Women’s Day photography exhibition Read more

No Drama is a solo exhibition by Janice McCarthy. Janice’s sculptures, prints, paintings and works on paper are generally representative of abstract and figurative forms. Read more