What
PechaKucha Night Christchurch is teaming up with Christchurch City Council to celebrate the 125th anniversary of Women’s Suffrage and Conservation Week with a night of quick-fire talks by some amazing women!
We are proud to bring you a collection of local women including a marine biologist working with the world’s rarest and smallest dolphins, an adventurer who returned from a 29-day expedition across the Greenland Icecap, a young musician speaking on the power of rest and creativity, an entrepreneur starting a podcast focused on women change-makers, a writer working on a book about women and World II and more.
Line-up include:
María Jesús Valdés Hernández // Marine Biologist // Working with the world’s rarest and smallest dolphins
Amy Johnston Bray // Interpretation and Exhibition Designer // Conversation is about conservation-engaging the public to act
Victoria Metcalf // Scientist // Celebrating the unlovable and the unseen
Jo Bailey // Writer, Author and Editor // Writing, Women and World II
Rebecca(Bek) Tavete// Founder ARGO beach Co-working Limited // A Contribution to Sustainability
Hollie Woodhouse // Adventurer, Designer + Daydreamer // Be your own Movement Maker and more.
When and Where
Wednesday 19 September 2018
Doors open 6:30pm, event starts 7:30pm
(Ilex café open for drinks and snacks)
Botanic Garden’s Visitor Centre
Rolleston Ave, Christchurch
How Much
$18