Women’s lifestyle network, marie claire Australia has joined forces with World Vision Australia to launch Rewrite Her Future, an exclusive live event held yesterday Wednesday 10 September at Paddington Town Hall to mark International Day of the Girl.
The event spotlights World Vision’s ‘1000 Girls’ campaign, which champions education, safety and empowerment for girls globally.
Hosted by marie claire Australia editor Georgie McCourt, Rewrite Her Future brought together a panel of inspiring World Vision ambassadors including Maria Thattil (actor, author, advocate), Kishwar Chowdhury (MasterChef star) and Erin Holland (sports presenter, TV host). Together, they shared powerful stories of resilience, leadership and change.
With the theme “Fearless. Bold. Unstoppable”, the evening combined thought-provoking conversation with networking, canapés and drinks for 250 guests. The partnership underscores marie claire’s legacy of driving meaningful conversations that empower women and create change, while showcasing World Vision’s mission to rewrite the future for girls everywhere.
“For over 30 years, marie claire has championed the voices of women, shining a light on the stories that matter and celebrating those who create change. We are so proud to partner with World Vision on Rewrite Her Future, a truly powerful initiative that gives a platform to fearless voices and supports opportunities for girls around the world,” said host McCourt.
“The collaboration showcases the brand’s ability to connect audiences, advertisers and purpose-driven initiatives, creating powerful opportunities for marketers to align with content that inspires action.”
“Through our 1000 Girls campaign, we are committed to ensuring girls everywhere can access education, live safely and reach their full potential. Partnering with marie claire allows us to connect with new audiences and share these urgent stories in a way that inspires change,” commented World Vision Australia head of category marketing and fundraising, Mel Carswel.
“Events like Rewrite Her Future are vital in raising awareness and helping us rewrite the future for girls globally.”
