International Women's Day

Amanda gave an inspiring address about discrimination, justice and effecting change. Representative students from Loreto Kirribilli also attended an assembly dedicated to this special day at St Aloysius' College, as part of our Companions in Learning program. Our School Captain Coco and Vice Captain Danae accompanied Mrs Anna Dickinson to the Catholic Schools NSW and Council of Catholic School Parents' Breakfast. The JPICD Human Rights leaders attended the UN Women’s International Women’s Day lunch at the ICC.

'More recently #MeToo may have lost its cultural momentum, but this does not mean we have solved the issue, or that it no longer deserves to be spoken about. As young people we must continue to be involved, educated, and doing the work, to create a more equitable and open environment.'
Chloe 
JPICD Human Rights Councillor