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Colour in Canberra

A journey through conversations and business expo

SUNDAY, 25 FEBRUARY 2024

Auditorium, Research School of Physics, ANU

SiTara’s Story and ANU Women Alumni Network are collaborating to present a 1-day Business Expo, on 25 February 2024 at the ANU, ACT. The Conference will be a highlight of the 2024 International Women’s Day week in Canberra in line with the International Women’s Day 2024 theme “Count Her In: Accelerating Gender Equality Through Economic Empowerment”. The Conference is proudly supported by the Canberra Women in Business.

If you are serious about starting or growing your business, the Colour in Canberra 2024 is a must-attend event for you. Meet face-to-face with leaders, network with key exhibitors, and discover new business opportunities and products right at your fingertips.

Offering trade display, opportunity to build brand proximity, panel discussions and keynotes speeches by renowned business leaders and policy makers, this Conference is open for all members of the community, highlighting women of colour in Canberra.

Hurry, you wouldn’t want to miss out, spaces are limited!

Break the barrier



This program aims to identify issues, raise awareness, and start a conversation within the community and the policymakers regarding the mental health issues among young people from multicultural communities so the intergenerational gap can be minimized. This project intends to bring the issue to the forefront of both Government as well as community discussions through a series of discussions, in-depth interviews, and more activities will be conducted within the community members. A policy paper will be drafted to address these issues. First and second-generation multicultural people, community leaders, psychiatrists, and policymakers will be involved in these activities.

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Women, Find your voices!


Are you a woman from diverse backgrounds? Do you want to start a business? Do you want to improve your skills? Are you looking to connect with like-minded women in Canberra?

Are you a woman from diverse backgrounds? Do you want to start a business? Do you want to improve your skills? Are you looking to connect with like-minded women in Canberra?

This is something that will prepare you for the future! Supported by great organisations in Canberra!

Don't miss out on this valuable opportunity to develop a positive mindset and your growth skills. Limited seats are a available so registrar today by clicking the link below. Be the first to finish the course and join our expo free. See you there!

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OUR MISSION

We work to advance equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy and research.

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OUR WORK



SiTara’s Story is a non-profit charitable organisation registered in Australia that believes strong women build strong communities and nations.
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Canberra chapter

Migrants make up some 28 per cent of the ACT’s population with new arrivals topping 10,000 in each of the past two financial years. The top 10 countries from where ACT gains its immigrants include China (11,900), India (10,900), Philippines, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, Malaysia.
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Bangladesh Chapter

SiTara’s Story tries to create a bridge between Canberra and developing countries, especially Bangladesh, where vulnerable groups such as women and children require early education and intervention. SiTara’s Story chose to work with Bangladesh initially because UNICEF has already classified Bangladesh as a country of “high inequity”.
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PAST EVENTS

First ever Women Talk Shops in Canberra especially for Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) Women.

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What is your story?

ACT residents including people from CALD communities in Canberra witnessed a pandemic in 2020 that was never imagined before. Every person has a unique story of his/her struggle and resilience during this pandemic.

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6 March 2022, Gala Event
SiTara’s Story
Watch the Space

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