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Kate Talks: Celebrating 125 Years of Women Voting

Otago Access Radio

Toitū Otago Settlers Museum in association with the Ministry for Women celebrate Otago as an area where more women signed the suffrage petition than anywhere else in New Zealand. This was the last of the 125 events and marked the day on which women in New Zealand first voted in the 1893 general election. Join us for Kate Talks which highlights six inspiring women who will deliver short talks in honour of Kate Sheppard.

Episodes

Ordered by publication date.

Dec 4, 2018

Dr Helen Roberts, Senior Lecturer Accountancy and Finance, Otago University - Pay equity

Dec 4, 2018

Laura Black, Director, Methodist Mission Southern - What’s wrong with housework (quite a bit)'

Dec 4, 2018

Ashleigh Smith, Co-founder, Sticks n Stones - Bullying & Youth'

Dec 4, 2018

Miriama Ketu-McKenzie, Psychologist, Dunedin Hospital - Maori women's health

Dec 4, 2018

Deborah Manning, Founder and CEO, Kiwi Harvest - The journey of work, finding the right path'

Dec 4, 2018

Dr Sue Bidrose, Dunedin City Council Chief Executive - Keynote speaker

Dec 4, 2018

Kate Talks - Complete Show from 28th November 2018

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