Friday 27 March 2020

In light of the emerging COVID-19 situation and continuing policy statements from the State and Federal Government, the University is adopting a series of changes to reduce rates of infection in the community. The health and wellbeing of our community is of paramount importance. Therefore, all University events have been postponed or cancelled from midnight, Tuesday 17 March. This includes Diversity Week which will be postponed. We will continue to follow expert and health advice and look forward to rescheduling this important event. We will be in touch once a new date has been confirmed. Thank you for your understanding as we endeavour to keep our community members safe during this uncertain time.


Indigenous weaving workshop


Description

Donna Blackall is a Yorta Yorta/Taungurung woman who has been weaving for over 10 years and was taught by Gunditjmara woman and master weaver Bronwyn Razem.

Presented as part of the 2020 Faculty of Arts Diversity Week, using a variety of grasses and materials, join artist Donna Blackall in creating your own woven piece using the satin stitch basket weave technique.

Light lunch will also be provided.

Australian Aboriginal weaving

Arts Students Society (M-ASS) cultural picnic and games


Description

Come along and Join M-ASS on the Lawn and get involved in the cultural picnic and games. Students are encouraged to bring along a dish or food from you culture (Sweet or Savory) to share and any games ie: card games, board games. There will also be a playlist of songs recommended by you!

Please complete the registration form and tell us what you would like us what song you would like to hear at the picnic. This is a free event and all welcome!

South Lawn


Student panel Q&A – queer student experiences


Description

Come along and hear from peers who would like to share their experiences of being queer student at the university of Melbourne. There will be an opportunity to ask questions, share tips and advice. There will also be free food and drink provided at this event.

Queer student experiences