MWV runs sessions on a weekly basis with several women of many different cultures – Called Global Kitchen.
In our Global Kitchen, we aim for women to share their cooking experiences. Through this work, we observed how close we are in our cultural food, utilising the same ingredients and cooking in a different way. This has given us the idea to showcase our similarity in food culture and share this learning at the Wyndham festival.
Our aim is to share the food, how we make and also where to get the ingredients in the City of Wyndham.
We meet the Penrose community Centre and would like many people to come there and taste the flavors of the world. We will have cooking demonstrations and recipes to share with our public.
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The MWV (previously known as VIRWC) is an inclusive grass roots multicultural women’s organisation representing the interests and concerns of migrant and refugee women, regardless of their visa status or date of arrival. MWV is run by professional multicultural Women volunteers. We provide services and support to all multicultural women in need including asylum seekers, and temporary residents. MWV is by women and utilises predominantly multicultural female staff to manage the office and run/deliver our projects. The MWV represents the views and issues faced by our members and multicultural women to government, the media, public/private bodies, and decision makers through: Ø Policy development/submissions Ø Advocacy Ø Capacity Building training Ø Education and training Ø Leadership and Advocacy Ø Wellbeing activities (Women Circles, Global Kitchen programs) Ø The MWV builds the capacity of multicultural women to operate effectively and Ø independently through: Ø Sharing our advice and expertise Ø Building the leadership skills of members Ø Linking our multicultural women to resources and assisting them to navigate the Australian service sector Ø Improving the capacity of women to advocate and speak on their own behalf within the Australian community