when: 04 - 14 March 2025 | | cost: FREE | address: Iron Wharf Place, , Darling Harbour | website: https://www.darlingharbour.com/whats-on/events/zonta-art-installation-iwd-2025
published: 07 Mar 2025, 5 min read
Violence against women and girls is one of the most pervasive human rights violations and a global epidemic.Zonta is an international human rights organisation, with a goal to build a better world for women and girls. For International Women's Day 2025, all Zonta clubs are involved in taking action to end violence against women. From 4 - 14 March, the palm trees on Iron Wharf Place (next to the Sofitel) will be covered in yarn bombing and messages that help raise awareness of domestic violence and its many forms.
- The social and economic benefits of higher education for women and girls
- The urgent need for a human-rights-based approach to climate action
- Barriers to employment, including childcare costs and single parenthood
- The growing crisis of homelessness among women over 55
- The gender gap in superannuation and its long-term impact
- The workforce challenges faced by women with disabilities
- Persistent inequalities in wages and career opportunities
- The increasing representation of women in Australian Parliament
- Unique challenges faced by migrant women
- The intersections of discrimination across different identities
- The disproportionate rates of family violence and discrimination against First Nations women
This exhibition also introduces Zonta International, a human rights organisation dedicated to Building a Better World for Women and Girls.
The yarn art has been created by members of Zonta International in NSW and the ACT.
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Violence against women and girls is one of the most pervasive human rights violations and a global epidemic.Zonta is an international human rights organisation, with a goal to build a better world for women and girls. For International Women's Day 2025, all Zonta clubs are involved in taking action to end violence against women. From 4 - 14 March, the palm trees on Iron Wharf Place (next to the Sofitel) will be covered in yarn bombing and messages that help raise awareness of domestic violence and its many forms.
- The social and economic benefits of higher education for women and girls
- The urgent need for a human-rights-based approach to climate action
- Barriers to employment, including childcare costs and single parenthood
- The growing crisis of homelessness among women over 55
- The gender gap in superannuation and its long-term impact
- The workforce challenges faced by women with disabilities
- Persistent inequalities in wages and career opportunities
- The increasing representation of women in Australian Parliament
- Unique challenges faced by migrant women
- The intersections of discrimination across different identities
- The disproportionate rates of family violence and discrimination against First Nations women
This exhibition also introduces Zonta International, a human rights organisation dedicated to Building a Better World for Women and Girls.
The yarn art has been created by members of Zonta International in NSW and the ACT.
Go see International Women's Day | Zonta Says Yes To Gender Equity 2025.
International Women's Day | Zonta Says Yes To Gender Equity 2025 is on 04 - 14 March 2025. The opening hours are: Tues 4 - Fri 14 Mar. Conveniently located in Darling Harbour. Visit their website at https://www.darlingharbour.com/whats-on/events/zonta-art-installation-iwd-2025.
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