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Enabling Young Women Program – Barwon A leadership program for any stage of your leadership journey focusing on confidence, rights, and speaking up. The program is open to Women and non-binary youth (18–25 years), who identify as someone:

• With a disability

(Physical, sensory, intellectual, cognitive, etc.)

• Deaf / deaf / hard of hearing • Who lives with chronic illness, and / or pain • Who is neurodiverse

Geelong

Colac Otway

Surf Coast Queenscliffe

e.g. autistic

• Who lives with mental health challenges For more information:

® visit www.wdv.org.au

Ã email youth@wdv.org.au

À phone 03 9286 7813

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Forte 743

Published on May 10, 2023

Furst Media

Some people just simply have the magic touch for creating serious design goodness. Our designer Riley is one of them, and with our May issue, we’re unveiling Forte’s latest glow-up, with a refreshing new design that’s dynamic, eye-catching, modern and most importantly, easy to navigate and read. It’s *Chef’s Kiss* Beyond our fresh new look, as we head towards National Reconciliation Week this month, we’re turning our attention to the Geelong Arts Centre and some of the incredible First Peoples-led events coming to the region. It also might be worthwhile exploring what’s in store for mid-May Forte. We feature candid interviews with Australian music royalty Kate Ceberano, Geelong-based The Go Set and alt-pop-rock national treasures Kisschasy, rundowns on events like Black and Blues Festival, Geelong Women’s Business Event and Wanderer Festival, as well as a look at Geelong’s new independent record store, Popcultcha Records. Plus, all the usual goodies like albums and exhibitions to see!

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