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Conversation 1:5:1 brings one inspiring and influential leader together with five YWCA of Adelaide Members for one hour.
Sophie Hyde was our inaugural Conversation 1:5:1 guest in May 2011. The award winning filmmaker is co-founder of South Australia’s Closer Productions and was on the precipice of an exciting peak in her career when she visited us. Sophie spoke about her journey through filmmaking and inspired our Members with her stories of staying true to her creative visions, and persevering in an industry that is not highly regarded for supporting women. One of our Members told us this:
“I felt like I got insight into who she was and how she got to be where she is today and it was lovely to meet her, and have an informal discussion that we all contributed to. I think the informal nature of it really made it a comfortable experience for Sophie, and all of us. I think every interaction I have with the Y strengthens my experience of it. It is always rewarding and uplifting to feel a part of a community of like-minds and partake in the events and programs it runs, or is part of.”





