A free one-hour workshop on respect and belonging at Woollahra Library at Double Bay. Thursday 19 November, 10am.
Our Place, Our Woollahra is hosting this free one-hour community workshop on respect and belonging for people who live, work or volunteer in the Woollahra area. Come as you are, ready to listen and happy to share. Every background belongs.
Everyone is welcome. No experience needed. For neighbours, families, new arrivals and long-time locals.
What to expect
- Listen. Hear everyday stories from across our community, opening with a Welcome from a local First Nations Elder.
- Connect. Meet and talk with people of all backgrounds, with respect and ease. You’re welcome to share your own thoughts and experiences, and just as welcome to listen.
- Act. Take home small, practical ways to help everyone belong in your everyday life in Woollahra.
Opening our session
We’re honoured to open with Aunty Lola Ryan, a proud Dharawal Elder from La Perouse, who will share her perspective on what belonging means in Woollahra — including connection to Country and place. Supported by Gujaga Foundation.
We’re also joined by guest speaker Phoebe Mwanza, Head of Education at Diversity Council Australia and a former human rights and anti-discrimination lawyer, on respect, belonging, and everyday ways we can all help our community feel more connected.
Date and time: Thursday 19 November 2026 10am to 11am
Where: Woollahra Library, Space A, Level 1 451 New South Head Road, Double Bay NSW 2028
Morning tea provided: tea and coffee.
Access and language support
Woollahra Library at Double Bay is accessible. We can arrange an interpreter on request, and workshop materials are available in other languages.
Free. Book your spot.
Register online or call us on 1300 882 962.
Our Place, Our Woollahra is a program proudly funded by Woollahra Municipal Council in partnership with Holdsworth.