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Event details:

Start dateMonday, 7 March, 2016

Start time2:00 PM

End dateThursday, 7 January, 2016

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Venue details:

VenueTraining Room 1, Level 3Training Rooms 1 & 2, Level 3

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03 8344 6966

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Wurundjeri and Boon Wurrung Country

Union House, University of Melbourne, VIC 3010

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🎭 Beyond the Rehearsal Room exhibition call out

❄️ Gundui Bunjil Volume 9 Launch ❄️⁠ ⁠

❄️ Gundui Bunjil Volume 9 Launch ❄️⁠
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Celebrate the launch of Gundui Bunjil Vol. 9! This special edition explores misty winter landscapes through Indigenous art, and amplifies Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices through poetry, fiction and non-fiction. ⁠
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Join us, hang out and discover exciting new work! ⁠
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🐢 Wednesday 29 September, 5:30 - 6:30pm.⁠
🐢 Online!⁠
🐢 Register here via the Events Calendar — link in bio! Or, head on over to @umsuindigenous ⁠
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Come along to the Above Water Launch party! 🥳 ⁠
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Showcasing all the best creative pieces by UniMelb students, the Above Water Creative Writing Anthology launch is a night to celebrate each others talents!✨ ⁠
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Pour yourself a bev🍷and enjoy what is sure to be a fun night! 🤩⁠
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🌊When: 30 September.⁠
🌊Time: 6pm-8pm.⁠
🌊Register: Link in our bio and go to the events calendar!⁠
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Have a good mid-sem “break”! 😅⁠
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❤️PS: Don’t forget UMSU’s got your back if you hit Struggletown⁠
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💙Link in Bio for COVID Resources and Support ⁠

💥 Consent 101 Workshop 💥⁠
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UMSU Women’s are joining forces with speaker Naomi Smith to discuss all things consent, and how it manifests in relationships, friendships and everyday life. The workshop will explore our rights, responsibilities, enthusiastic consent and positive relationships.⁠
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👉 When: 24 September, 2:00-3:30pm⁠
👉 Where: Online⁠
👉 Find out more on the UMSU website > Communities> Women> Events Calendar⁠
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😊Say Hello to Brigit and Lindsay, your Disabili

😊Say Hello to Brigit and Lindsay, your Disability Officers 😊⁠
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UMSU Disabilities provides safe and comfortable spaces for students living with or experiencing a disability (including mental health). This department aims to empower students with disabilities through collectives, workshops, and events. Disabilities Collective is Thursdays 12-1pm and Disabilities & Queer Collective is Thursdays 2-3pm. Come along and meet others like yourself! 💙⁠
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➡️ Follow @UMSUDisabilities for more⁠

💙It’s the National Week of Deaf People! 💙⁠
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This week celebrates the achievements, language and values of the Deaf community. The Deaf community is culturally and linguistically diverse with almost 300 sign languages in existence. UMSU acknowledges the strength of the community who face barriers imposed by hearing society. We support the Deaf community whose contributions to Deaf and hearing communities are invaluable! 🧏🏽😊⁠
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🌟Check out @UMSUDisabilities for safe and inclusive spaces for students with disabilities ⁠
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#nationalweekofdeafpeople⁠
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