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Events in Tasmania

2009

29 August 2009 in TAS

Red Party Tasmania

Hotel Soho, Hobart

The Australian Medical Students Association (AMSA) will be holding their second Red Party this year to help raise both funds and awareness on the importance of HIV and AIDS related issues.

Red is the theme as it’s a very powerful colour and is internationally recognised as the colour for AIDS.

The Red Party is an ideal way for student to proactively make a difference!

To sponsor the event or find out further information contact
Project Coordinator
Ingrid Smethurst
ingy.red [at] gmail.com
Ph: 0419 282 852

Monday 31 August - Thursday 3 September in TAS

Volunteer opportunity at Youth Conference

We are seeking Youth Facilitators for the Tasmanian 2009 Youth Action Conferences.

Is this you?

Between 18 and 25
Care about social justice
Want to learn facilitation skills
Want to meet experienced campaigners from leading Australian change organisations

Willing to commit to:

  • 3 hour facilitators forum: 12pm-3pm, Monday 31 August
  • Youth Action Conference: 9.30am-3pm, Tuesday 1 September, Hobart
  • Youth Action Conference: 9.30am-3pm, Thursday 3 September, Launceston (bus leaves Hobart at 6.30am and returns 6pm)

Benefits for you in participating
1. Network with campaigners from organisations including Oxfam Australia, Global Poverty Project, Red Cross, Sustainable Living Tasmania, Anglicare Tasmania and Caritas Australia.
2. Learn facilitation and action skills.
3. This is your opportunity to shine and inspire younger people to create change.

Download an application form

http://www.afairerworld.org/uploads/YouthActionFacilitator2009.pdf

Applications close 15 July.

2009 in TAS

Walk against Want in Tasmania - you choose your date!

In 2009, the Tasmanian State Committee of Oxfam Australia will not be organising a state-wide Walk against Want. However we encourage you to organise your own or join a Walk near you.

Friday 2 October in TAS

Button Day Collection in Tasmania

If you would like to collect for Oxfam or coordinate collections in your area, Contact Ros

For more information on Tasmanian events, contact Contact Ros