Women’s Ethnic Network hosts International Women’s Day breakfast in Brisbane

Brisbane, March 9 (Australia India News Newsdesk)

The Women's Ethnic Network (WEN) recently hosted a vibrant breakfast event in celebration of International Women's Day. The event, held under the theme "Count Her In: Invest in Women Accelerate Progress," brought together approximately 300 women from diverse cultural backgrounds. These women, who are leaders and advocates in their respective fields, gathered to commemorate the contributions of women in Queensland and beyond.

The breakfast event featured a lineup of distinguished speakers and leaders who echoed the theme of inclusivity and empowerment. Prominent figures from the Ethnic Communities Council of Queensland, including board members Dr. Ram Mohan, Elijah Buol, Surendra Prasad Serge Voloschenko, and CEO Lisa Ward, graced the occasion.

Elijah Buol, Surendra Prasad Serge Voloschenko, and CEO Lisa Ward were lauded for their tireless efforts in championing women's rights and amplifying the voices of women across communities. Their dedication to gender equality and advocacy for women's empowerment was highlighted as integral to the progress and advancement of women in Queensland. The event served as a platform for networking, dialogue, and reflection on the challenges and achievements of women in society. Attendees were inspired by the stories and experiences shared by the speakers, reinforcing the importance of solidarity and collaboration in advancing gender equality.

As International Women's Day continues to gain momentum globally, events like the WEN breakfast serve as reminders of the ongoing work needed to achieve full gender parity and inclusivity. By investing in women and recognizing their contributions, societies can accelerate progress and create a more equitable and just world for all.