| Month | Date | Event | Contact |
| January | 26 | Australia Day | Go to website>> |
| March | 08 | International Women's Day
Each year, women of all ages and cultures and from all walks of life come together around the world to celebrate achievements and demand justice for all women.
Theme: “Ending impunity for violence against women” | Go to website>>
Go to website>> |
 | 08 | NSW Woman of the Year
Theme: Valuing Difference/Leading Change | Go to website>> |
| 08
7.00am – 8.45am | UNIFEM Premier IWD Breakfast 2007
Bayside Grand Hall, Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre, Darling Harbour (early bookings recommended | Go to website>>
Register>> |
| 01 - 31 | Women’s History Month 2007
Theme: Arm in Arm: Indigenous and non-Indigenous Women Working Together | Go to website>> |
| 11 - 18 | Seniors Week | Go to website>> |
| 21 | Harmony Day
An opportunity to celebrate Australia’s cultural diversity, re-commit to our common values of respect and goodwill, and to say 'no' to racism. | Go to website>> |
| 21 | United Nations International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination | |
| 25 - 31 | Law Week
Law Week is a national event that promotes greater understanding of the law, the legal system and the legal profession within the community. | Go to website>> |
| April | 14 - 22 | Youth Week
Young people sharing ideas, attending live events and having a voice on issues of concern to them.
Theme: Launch Yourself. | Go to website>> |
| May | 15 | United Nations International Day of Families | Go to website>> |
| 13 - 19 | National Families Week. Central aim is to encourage all Australians to take time to do things that will improve the all-round family physical and emotional wellbeing of their family unit.
Slogan: FITT Families- “Families Investing in Time Together”. | Go to website>> |
| 26 | National Sorry Day. The annual commemoration of the tens of thousands of Indigenous people who were forcibly removed from their families as children. | Go to website>>
|
| 27 – 3 June | National Reconciliation Week. Offers people across Australia the opportunity to focus on reconciliation, to hear about the culture and history of Australia’s Indigenous people, and to explore new and better ways of meeting challenges in our communities.
Theme: One People. One Place. One Future. | Go to website>> |
| June | 20 |  World Refugee Day | Go to website>> |
| July | 8 - 15 | NAIDOC Week
A way of celebrating and promoting a greater understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and people. | Go to website>> |
| August | 4 | National Aboriginal and Islander Children’s Day | Go to website>> |
| August | 9 | UN International Day of the World’s Indigenous People | Go to website>> |
| September | 2 - 8 | National Child Protection Week | Go to website>> |
| October | 15 - 19 | World YWCA Week Without Violence | Go to website>> |
 | 27 | Reclaim the Night
Marches and rallies that are peaceful protests against sexual violence towards women and to promote women's strength and survival. | Go to website>> |
| November | 25 | International Day to Eliminate Violence Against Women and White Ribbon Day | Go to website>> |
| 25 - 10 December | 16 Days of Activism to Stop Violence Against Women | Email >> |
| December | 1 | World AIDS Day | Go to website>> |
| 3 | International Day of People with Disability | Go to website>> |
| 7 | NSW Stop Domestic Violence Day. A dedicated day to highlight the problem of domestic violence and actions people can take to protect the rights of women and children to safety. | Go to website>> |
 | 10 | International Human Rights Day. The anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. | Go to website>> |
