Events

Join WAGEC’s 16 Days of Real Talk campaign in 2025, with new Campus Edition conversation starters helping young people challenge sexist attitudes and spark meaningful conversations about gender-based violence.

Join Walk for WAGEC 2025 for a 5km walk or 10km run through Centennial Park, raising vital funds and calling for an end to violence against women and children.

This International Women’s Day 2025, WAGEC is marching past token gestures and calling on workplaces to take meaningful, everyday action for gender equality and safer futures.

WAGEC’s 2022 End of Year Celebration brought our team together for lawn bowls, lunch and a warm afternoon recognising another year of dedication, care and change.

Join WAGEC’s free 2022 community webinar to learn about gender-based violence, its impacts, prevention and how we can become active bystanders and allies.

WAGEC’s 2022 End of Year Disco brought families living at our refuge together for an evening of dancing, dress-ups, food, festive joy and connection.

Join Walk for WAGEC 2022 in Centennial Park or participate virtually, raising vital funds to help women and children walk away from violence and build safer futures.

Walk for WAGEC 2021 brought hundreds of walkers, runners and volunteers together, raising $247,090 to support women and families and build safer, more equal futures.

Walk for WAGEC 2021 went virtual from 26 April to 2 May, bringing 137 participants together across NSW to walk, fundraise and support women and families in crisis.

During National Child Protection Week 2020, WAGEC invited our community to put children first and help create safe, supportive spaces where every child can grow and thrive.

Yoga Mirror x WAGEC brought two yoga events to Potts Point in September 2020, creating safe spaces while raising funds for women with lived experience of gender-based violence.

We’re the Women was WAGEC’s 2019 art exhibition celebrating women supporting women, featuring donated works by 16 Australian illustrators and raising over $10,000 for our services.

Throughout September 2019, WAGEC highlighted NAPCAN’s Love Bites program and encouraged our community to support respectful relationships education that helps prevent violence against young people.