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Welcome & Introduction
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Shifting your thinking on what power is and who gets to have it Shifting your thinking on what power is and who gets to have it
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Kemi Nekvapil

Shifting your thinking on what power is and who gets to have it Shifting your thinking on what power is and who gets to have it
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Kemi Nekvapil

Morning Tea Break
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Panel Discussion: Female Pioneers – A Celebration
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With Sandra Tuohy, Amanda Heeley & Kat Ross (Facilitated by Lacey Filipich)

Fireside Chat
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With Alexis McDonald, facilitated by Rebecca Hembling

Lunch, Play & Networking
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How Women Work How Women Work
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Lucy Peach

How Women Work How Women Work
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Lucy Peach

Storytellers Discussion
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With Esther Krogdahl, Lucy Cooke & Leslie Delaforce (Facilitated by Imogen Bartlett)

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WiTWA strives to build an inclusive and diverse community, reflecting the lived experiences of our members. We use the words women and men, but it is important to us that you know our definition of women includes all women. Likewise, our definition of men includes all men; cisgender, transgender or gender diverse, and we acknowledge and include those who identify beyond the binary.

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