18 May - Selling FAST!Date: Tuesday 18 May, 2010Time: 9am-1pmVenue: Seminar Room 1, City Library, 253 Flinders Lane, MelbourneCost: $40 inc. GST per person ($20 inc. GST for VCOSS Members).
Need help with strategic planning, graphic design, marketing, websites, sorting out your tax status, running an event, speakers at an event, mentoring or HR advice?Come along to Clever Ideas 2010 and hear more about what can be achieved, how to get started and tips on how to ensure the best outcomes.
Listen to goodcompany’s tips on how to scope skills gaps in your organisation and how to write an effective job description to appeal to the right volunteersDiscuss your clever idea with skilled volunteer brokers who can assist your organisation to access an appropriate skilled volunteer, including goodcompany, Great Connections, Leadership Victoria, PilchConnect, Skill Share (supported by Oxfam Australia) and Volunteering VictoriaLearn how to access university students from Monash University.
Feedback from participants who attended this session previously: “Helped to get you thinking of ways to do those things that you constantly put aside because of time, finances and expertise” “Great concepts, ideas. Showed pitfalls to look out for.” “Quick, punchy and informative” “Helped greatly with shaping an approach to accessing skilled volunteers” Register now: www.vcoss.org.au/clearinghouse/clearinghouse%20docs/FLY_100401_CleverIdeas.docFor more information please email kate.johnson@vcoss.org.au
Friday, May 7, 2010
Invitation to History of Railway House Publication Launch
Wednesday May 12, 2010
The North Carlton Railway Neighbourhood House (Railway House) is pleased to invite you to the launch of The History of Railway House publication on Wednesday May 12th from 12.30 to 2pm (including a light lunch).
The ‘History of Railway House’ publication uncovers and records the story of Railway Neighbourhood House which, as identified by author and historian Jeff Atkinson, is ‘an important part of the fabric of Melbourne’s history’.
The old railway station building has stood where it is for over 120 years now, serving the local community in various ways. It has witnessed technological change, personal tragedies, political struggles, resident actions, community and family celebrations, and the formation and operation of a vibrant community centre. It does indeed have a proud history.
Join us to celebrate our community with the launch of this important and engaging publication, featuring guest speaker (and author) Jeff Atkinson.
The North Carlton Railway Neighbourhood House (Railway House) is pleased to invite you to the launch of The History of Railway House publication on Wednesday May 12th from 12.30 to 2pm (including a light lunch).
The ‘History of Railway House’ publication uncovers and records the story of Railway Neighbourhood House which, as identified by author and historian Jeff Atkinson, is ‘an important part of the fabric of Melbourne’s history’.
The old railway station building has stood where it is for over 120 years now, serving the local community in various ways. It has witnessed technological change, personal tragedies, political struggles, resident actions, community and family celebrations, and the formation and operation of a vibrant community centre. It does indeed have a proud history.
Join us to celebrate our community with the launch of this important and engaging publication, featuring guest speaker (and author) Jeff Atkinson.
3ZZZ Radio call for programs
05 May 2010
Community Radio 3ZZZ invites Ethnic Communities who wish to make radio programs for broadcast into the greater Melbourne and surrounding areas to apply to the station.
Radio 3ZZZ is the largest ethnic community station in Australia. Located at 92.3 on the FM radio band, 3ZZZ started broadcasting on a regular basis in June 1989. The Studios are located at 1st Floor, 144 George Street, Fitzroy and the station is heard across the Melbourne metropolitan region, as far as Geelong to the west and Macedon to the north. Broadcasting 24 hours a day, it is estimated that more than 400,000 people listen to 3ZZZ every week.The station can now be heard across all Australia and the rest of the world through internet broadcasting.
For more information phone (03) 9415 1928 during business hours or by email to manager@3zzz.com.au
www.3zzz.org.au
Community Radio 3ZZZ invites Ethnic Communities who wish to make radio programs for broadcast into the greater Melbourne and surrounding areas to apply to the station.
Radio 3ZZZ is the largest ethnic community station in Australia. Located at 92.3 on the FM radio band, 3ZZZ started broadcasting on a regular basis in June 1989. The Studios are located at 1st Floor, 144 George Street, Fitzroy and the station is heard across the Melbourne metropolitan region, as far as Geelong to the west and Macedon to the north. Broadcasting 24 hours a day, it is estimated that more than 400,000 people listen to 3ZZZ every week.The station can now be heard across all Australia and the rest of the world through internet broadcasting.
For more information phone (03) 9415 1928 during business hours or by email to manager@3zzz.com.au
www.3zzz.org.au
National Celtic Festival
11 June 2010 - 14 June 2010
Newcombe St, Portarlington
Cost: Varies
The National Celtic Festival is held annually over the June long weekend in Portarlington, Victoria. It is Australia's largest and most diverse celebration of Celtic culture. Every year festival-goers enjoy a huge array of national and international acts.
Newcombe St, Portarlington
Cost: Varies
The National Celtic Festival is held annually over the June long weekend in Portarlington, Victoria. It is Australia's largest and most diverse celebration of Celtic culture. Every year festival-goers enjoy a huge array of national and international acts.
Buddha's Day and Multicultural Festival
15 May 2010 - 16 May 2010
Federation Square and surrounds
Proudly presented by Fo Guang Shan Melbourne (FGS) and Buddha’s Light International Victoria (BLIA VIC), the Festival runs over two days (15th & 16th May) in the heart of Melbourne, at Federation Square. The Festival commemorates the birth of the Buddha, one of the most significant days of the Buddhist calendar, and highlights and promotes cooperation, community understanding and harmony in our inclusive and culturally diverse community. The Festival incorporates the traditions of Buddhist ceremony including the 'Bathing of the Buddha', daily Dharma ceremonies, the Wishing Bell and traditional incense offerings; a vegetarian culinary tour of Asia along the River Terrace and cooking demonstrations; cultural dance and performances from around the globe; cultural demonstrations in BMW Edge; music; art and craft, community service groups providing information and assistance; and special activities and programs for children at ArtPlay.
Federation Square and surrounds
Proudly presented by Fo Guang Shan Melbourne (FGS) and Buddha’s Light International Victoria (BLIA VIC), the Festival runs over two days (15th & 16th May) in the heart of Melbourne, at Federation Square. The Festival commemorates the birth of the Buddha, one of the most significant days of the Buddhist calendar, and highlights and promotes cooperation, community understanding and harmony in our inclusive and culturally diverse community. The Festival incorporates the traditions of Buddhist ceremony including the 'Bathing of the Buddha', daily Dharma ceremonies, the Wishing Bell and traditional incense offerings; a vegetarian culinary tour of Asia along the River Terrace and cooking demonstrations; cultural dance and performances from around the globe; cultural demonstrations in BMW Edge; music; art and craft, community service groups providing information and assistance; and special activities and programs for children at ArtPlay.
RISE Festival
23 May 2010 (3-6pm)
BMW Edge Building, Federation Square
Refugee Survivors and Ex-detainees festival featuring Westridaz hip hop, Gulius Kogoyo Capoeira dance, the Social Studio fashion show, Pataphysics, the Liberian Choir and lots more. Hosted by comedians Aamer Rahman and Nazeem Hussain of Fear of a Brown Planet.
BMW Edge Building, Federation Square
Refugee Survivors and Ex-detainees festival featuring Westridaz hip hop, Gulius Kogoyo Capoeira dance, the Social Studio fashion show, Pataphysics, the Liberian Choir and lots more. Hosted by comedians Aamer Rahman and Nazeem Hussain of Fear of a Brown Planet.
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