Womn-Kind Events
Womn-Kind Events
The conversations you wish you’d had sooner. The people you didn’t know you needed to meet. And a room where you never have to pretend to have it all figured out.
Womn-Kind events bring together girls, young women and gender-diverse young people for unforgettable days of connection, confidence, big conversations, new friendships and a whole lot of fun.
Think inspiring speakers without the boring speeches. Honest conversations about the things we’re actually navigating. Incredible food. Beautiful spaces. Goodie bags worth getting excited about. Activities you’ll genuinely want to do. And a whole room of people reminding you that you’re definitely not doing life alone.
Come hang with us!!
Our 2026 events are here - and we would absolutely love you to be part of them.
Womn-Kind events bring together girls and gender-diverse young people, families, educators and community champions for experiences that build confidence, connection and leadership. From intimate workshops to big-hearted community gatherings, our events are designed to be inclusive, uplifting and real - where every young person feels seen and supported.
2025 Womn-Kind Event
On Sunday, 12 October 2025, Womn-Kind proudly hosted its flagship event in celebration of International Day of the Girl at the stunning Palm House in Sydney’s Royal Botanic Garden. The afternoon brought together more than 150 girls and young women for a powerful day of empowerment, leadership, and belonging.
Guests took part in interactive sessions, shared a delicious high-tea spread, and connected with like-minded people from across Australia. The atmosphere was one of warmth, honesty, and celebration - a space where every attendee could learn, grow, and feel seen.
🎤 Speakers included:
Annabel Hay – Founder & CEO, CLUTCH and Forbes 30 Under 30 Honouree
The Hon. Rose Jackson MP – NSW Minister for Mental Health
The Hon. Jodie Harrison MP – NSW Minister for Women
Lennox Wade – Founder & CEO, Snacktember
Emily Chancellor – Captain, Wallaroos
Alice Arnott – Australian Olympian
Ruby Riethmuller – Founder & CEO, Womn-Kind
With 97% of attendees saying they would come to another Womn-Kind event, the day reinforced the importance of creating spaces that inspire courage, community, and connection.
100% of profits from the event went directly towards funding initiatives that support the wellbeing of girls and gender-diverse young people living in rural, regional, and remote areas - ensuring that the ripple effect of this day continues far beyond the Palm House.
2024 Womn-Kind Event
In March 2024, Womn-Kind hosted a powerful celebration for International Women’s Day, bringing together girls and young women aged 14–25 for an afternoon of connection, courage and community. The event created space for honest conversations, shared learning and collective inspiration - reminding every attendee of the power of young women leading with heart.
The gathering wasn’t just about celebrating - it was about creating change. 100% of profits from the event went directly towards providing young people in the Riverina with a 12-month premium subscription to the Womn-Kind App, allowing 100 young people to access free wellbeing support, tools and community for a full year.
The event was proudly supported by brands including Harris Farm, Go-To, Haigh’s Chocolates, JSHealth, and more — each recognising the importance of investing in the next generation of empowered, well-supported women and gender-diverse young people.
🎤 Speakers included:
Kat Clark - TikToker of the Year and Co-Founder of Kalade
The Hon. Rose Jackson MP – NSW Minister for Mental Health
Molly Croft – Childhood Cancer Survivor, Co-Founder of The Tie Dye Project, and youth changemaker who has raised over $1 million
Nikki Riesel – Social Worker specialising in youth mental health
Aly McKeown – Yoga, mindfulness and mindset educator using her lived experience to help others thrive
Ruby Riethmuller – Founder & CEO, Womn-Kind
The day was filled with laughter, reflection and moments of deep connection — a celebration of resilience, leadership and the shared belief that when girls and young women are supported to rise, entire communities rise with them.