Stallholder Registrations are Closed

International Women’s Day Forum 2026

Update as of 18 February 2026:
The event has now reached full capacity, and stall registrations for the AMRC International Women’s Day Forum 2026 are closed.

For enquiries regarding future events and stall opportunities, please contact  Anna on 8217 9544 or anna@amrc.org.au

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We are pleased to extend an invitation to your organisation to participate as a stallholder at the AMRC International Women’s Day Forum 2026: ONE COMMUNITY, MANY STRENGTHS, delivered in partnership with the Council of Migrant and Refugee Women (CMRW)  

  • Date: Thursday, 5 March 2026 
  • Time: 10:30 am – 2:00 pm
  • Venue: Banquet Room, Adelaide Festival Centre 

This annual forum brings together more than 180 women from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, alongside community leaders, service providers, and government representatives. It offers a valuable opportunity to connect directly with migrant and refugee women, promote your services and initiatives, and strengthen community engagement. 

Stallholder information (summary): 

  • 1 metre expo space for $165 (GST inclusive) 
  • Table and two chairs provided (organisation banner required) 
  • Set-up: 9:15–9:45 am | Pack-down from 2:30 pm 
  • Catering provided | Power not available
  • Places are limited. Late registrations may not be accepted.  

To secure your stall, please complete the online registration form here
and email anna@amrc.org.au your payment confirmation.

For reference, we have included links to highlights from previous forums below: 

If you require further information, please contact Anna at anna@amrc.org.au or (08) 8217 9544.  

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