Events

Events produced by the team at AWNY.

Event: Working in the USA information session, June 14

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Working in the USA: Expert advice for Aussie job seekers

Have you recently arrived in the US? Looking for a job? Or are you looking to change things up with your New York career?

Then why not join AWNY for an informative session on working in the USA, with expert advice for Aussie job seekers.

Belinda Jackson, of Prosell International and Working in the USA, has been living and working in New York for over a decade and has provided advice to many Aussies who have made the move to the States. She will provide practical advice about how to find your next job in the USA.

Learn how to:

  • Prepare your resume for American eyes
  • Hone your interview skills
  • Make you LinkedIn profile relevant to a US employer
  • Repackage yourself for a new role
  • Network to uncover the hidden job market
  • Navigate the cultural differences between workplaces in Australia and the US

Belinda’s presentation will be followed by a Q&A session.

Event details

Date: Wednesday, June 14, 2017
Time: 6.00pm for welcome drinks, 6.30pm start
Location: Australian Consulate-General, 150 East 42nd Street, Floor 34, New York, NY 10017
Event cost: AAA/AWNY Members: $15 / Non-Members: $25 – includes wine and nibbles

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Places at this always-popular event are strictly limited, so reserve your ticket today!

If you have questions about this session, please contact Katarina Filipovic.

What is an AWNY/AAA Member? Find out more about membership and benefits.

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Event: Morning Tea at the Consul-General’s Residence, May 3

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UPDATE – this event is now sold out!

Join us for an exclusive opportunity to enjoy morning tea in the gorgeous garden setting of the Australian Consul-General’s residence in New York City.

Hosted by AWNY’s Patron, Kerry Minchin, this is a chance to see the Consul-Generals residence, share in a tasty spread, and mingle with other Australian women.

This event is a perk for AAA and AWNY members only and places are strictly limited, so be sure to RSVP!

Event details:

Date: Wednesday, May 3
Time: 10:30am – 12:00pm
Address: The Australian Consul-General’s Residence, New York. The morning tea will be held in the front courtyard (weather permitting).
Cost: complimentary for AAA and AWNY members
Dress: Smart casual
RSVP: via the link below. No walk-ins permitted as guest names will need to be provided to the Consul-General in advance of the event.

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For questions about this event, contact Laura O’Loughlin.

What is an AWNY/AAA Member? Find out more about membership and benefits.

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AWNY AGM is just around the corner!

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Dear AWNY members and friends,

Want to get involved with a dynamic group of women,
give back, make fabulous friends and have fun?

JOIN US FOR THE AWNY 2017 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

WHERE
The Liberty NYC
29 West 35th Street, New York, NY

WHEN:
Monday, April 17, 2017
6.30pm for 7:00pm start

Meeting and election procedures
Networking before and after

RSVP
awny@aaanyc.org

Each year we hold our AGM, where you, our members, are provided the opportunity
to join the AWNY Committee.

Established by the American Australian Association in 1999, AWNY is a dynamic group of women of all ages & backgrounds. We host a diverse range of social events, educational & professional networking opportunities.

Our Vision is to be known as the MUST join group for all Australian women when moving to New York, by providing a forum for women to come together: network, share ideas & experiences, whilst helping to make the transition into New York life as rewarding as possible!

NOMINATION PROCEDURE

All positions are open for re-election including: President, Vice President, Secretary, Co-chair positions available for Mums & Dads, Communications, Events, and New Member. Plus there are positions available for committee members as Event Coordinators, Communications Team members and Charity Coordinators.

Submit your nomination by Thursday, April 13 online here.


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Event: Act Like A New Yorker – A workshop that digs into the grit and grind of living in New York City using acting, movement and improvisation, April 4

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For many Australians, New York City is surprisingly different to what we expected. And it’s the little things, like the way we converse and our sense of humor. But some challenges feel bigger and more confronting – like that confidence and assertiveness that New Yorkers exude ….

Led by Kate Lee, Act Like A New Yorker is an interactive workshop that uses acting, movement and improvisation to tackle some of the challenges of living in the Big Apple. Using serious fun, this event aims to connect our experiences and find our own ways of being seen and heard in this big, noisy city.

Event Details

Date: Tuesday April 4, 2017
Time: 6:30 – 8:30pm
Address: Studios 150, 150 West 46th Street,  New York, NY 10036
Tickets: AWNY/AAA Members $15, Non-members $20
RSVP: Book here to secure your spot!

What is an AWNY/AAA Member? Find out more about membership and benefits.


Introducing Kate Lee – Event moderator & AWNY Committee Member

Kate Lee works between the fields of education, cultural development and cross-disciplinary performance.

DSC_1561Her experience is as extensive as the continents and communities she has worked with. Kate has made theater in remote Australia, studied Japanese performance systems and performed in a legendary Samurai town. She has told the Orestia to seven-year old’s and watched in amazement as they debated women’s rights, revenge and trial by jury. She’s collaborated with scientists, mentored students, danced with people experiencing Cerebral  Palsy, made films with seniors, taught drama in some of the toughest schools in New York City, and used drama for English language learning.

Kate’s performance forms include text based plays, experimental performance, dance theatre, devised performance and film. She has worked internationally with OzFrank (Australia), the Lotos Collective (London), Suzuki’s Toga Summer Festival (Japan) and Witness Relocation (New York City). She has presented her research at ‘Zone 126 GradNation: Strengthening Families, Transforming Communities’, at the ‘Cultural Diplomacy in the United Nations Symposium,’ and ‘Creative Communities Conference: Risks and Possibilities’ at the Griffith Centre for Cultural Research. 
 
In NYC, Kate connects with other educators, individuals, businesses and communities to create projects and events that inspire, empower and enliven. See more at: http://www.katelee.space/

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Event: Exclusive Director-Led Tour of the Affordable Art Fair, April 1

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This spring, the Affordable Art Fair NYC is welcoming Australian Women in New York for a director-led tour created to make you feel right at home. Join us for an afternoon tour and explore the galleries and artists who are native to or neighbors of the motherland – Australia.

Event Details

Date: Saturday 1 April 2017, 3-4pm
Cost: $30 per person
Venue: Metropolitan Pavilion
125 West 18th Street (between 6th and 7th Ave)

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About the Affordable Art Fair

The Affordable Art Fair NYC returns for the Spring 2017 edition showcasing local, national and international galleries that will exhibit a plethora of contemporary art produced by household names and emerging artists alike.

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The Affordable Art Fair NYC is one of the leading and most popular contemporary art fairs in the world. In 2013 alone, our fairs welcomed 210,000 visitors globally, who met 1,1150 galleries, leading to $48 million of art sales – and when you consider the price ceiling on artwork sold ($10,000), that’s a lot of art going home to happy collectors.

For more information on the fair, please visit: http://affordableartfair.com/newyork/visit/

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