Training is currently only available for online delivery
Click on a course or module title for more information or contact the Training Team to discuss training opportunities.
Training courses and learning modules
Intersectionality training series
PACE Women’s Leadership Program
Understanding culture, race and gender
Intersectionality 101: An introduction
Intersectionality in policy and practice
Applying intersectionality to preventing violence against women
The evidence base for preventing violence against migrant and refugee women
Prevention of Violence Against Women Training
Meet the Training Team
Our clients
MCWH has provided training for health, community and government organisations. We specialise in working with:
- health professionals
- bilingual and bicultural workers
- women's health services
- community and social services
- multicultural and ethno-specific services
- government services
- industry and workplaces
- educational institutions
- community organisations
Why train with us
People who train with us:
- deepen their understanding of culture and gender
- gain practical tips on effective cross-cultural engagement
- receive current, evidence-based, sector relevant information
- learn in a safe, inclusive and welcoming environment
- gain an understanding of theory relevant to everyday practice
MCWH operates from an intersectional feminist approach and can share first-hand knowledge of how this approach can be applied to different policy and practice settings. Learn more about our story.
Training Schedule for 2020
Currently MCWH is delivering all training online.
Contact the training team for more information about upcoming training or to make a booking for your organisation.
PACE training participant, September 2019
I was very nervous when I joined this course because I was too shy to say anything. But now I learnt to just say it, just to shake it out. Now I can speak in front of all of you. I feel good!
Intersectionality 101 participant
I feel as though my own definition and way of describing intersectionality was very generalised and I have a much deeper understanding of it now.
PACE training participant, July 2019
It has been an amazing journey. I met new friends, discovered a lot about myself, and about Australian politics and health. It's a brilliant course, and really informative for women. Excellent...to bring together everyone onto the same platform.
Intersectionality training participant
Previously I only understood intersectionality as a theoretical framework to consider issues, considering my privilege etc. Now I have a better understanding of how to practice intersectionality in my work.
PACE training participant, March 2020
As a result of the PACE training things are happening and I'm grateful, thankful and very hopeful for more great things and opportunities to come.
Intersectionality training participant
I left with a greater understanding of the complex forms of violence and the need for prevention strategies that reflect that complexity
Cross cultural training 1
I now understand cultural awareness as a process rather than a ‘competency mentality’ and an understanding that it is a collaborative approach rather than knowing all the right things.
PACE training participant, March 2019
"This has been a fantastic program that has put fire back in my life and I don’t want to lose this motivation to continue doing things for myself. It’s about time I did that."
Intersectionality training participant
Great training. I hope this is available to many people, and is regularly offered.
