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The National Alliance of Women’s Organisations (NAWO) is an alliance of diverse membership organisations and individuals working for and passionate about women’s empowerment.
We have decades of unique expertise, beginning in the 1970s, in enabling women, girls and women’s organisations to understand the laws and processes that ensure their human rights at all levels. All of our work is underpinned by the values and implementation of UN gender equality mechanisms
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Working Together
NAWO is an alliance of diverse membership organisations and individuals working for and passionate about women’s empowerment. We work to represent the needs and interests of women at a national and international level.
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Amplifying Voices
We amplify the voices of women of all ages in various UN level processes. We employ our ECOSOC status at the UN by annually participating in and presenting side events at the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW).
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A safe platform to demand our human rights, equality and justice. We collectively bring our lived experiences to impact gender policy and legislation at government level. Unite! Act! Amplify! Your voice is the voice of tomorrow: book your place at our table TODAY
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NAWO recognises the vital importance of working UK-wide to further women’s equality, and works with sister organisations in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland to represent UK women to the European Women’s Lobby.
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NAWO’s membership varies from very large to very small; from service level and grass roots to international campaigning organisations. It is this membership that ensures we are well-qualified to contribute in a meaningful way to policy-making processes.
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The National Alliance of Women's Organisations
6 days ago
The National Alliance of Women's Organisations
Lets condemn cyber violence against women with the same passion and dedication that we use to condemn physical violence.

Let's condemn cyber violence against women with the same passion and dedication that we use to condemn physical violence.✨✨✨ In our digital age, the lines between physical and cyber violence are increasingly blurred. On one side, we see the stark reality of offline violence, while on the other, the insidious nature of cyber violence unfolds. Both are deeply intertwined and rooted in systemic inequalities between women and men.

Let's condemn cyber violence against women with the same passion and dedication that we use to condemn physical violence. 💪💔

📢✨ SHARE this post to SPREAD THE WORD about cyber violence.

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The National Alliance of Women's Organisations
6 days ago
The National Alliance of Women's Organisations

We continue to stand in solidarity with Afghan women and girls who are bravely resisting these unjust measures.

We urge the international community to take immediate and decisive action to support #AfghanWomen, ensure their safety, and advocate for the restoration of their rights. The voices and contributions of Afghan women are essential to the future of their country, and their rights must be protected at all costs. #humanrights #genderjustice #afghanwomensrights ... See MoreSee Less

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You need to question yourselves, why this happening, what is behind it, what relates Iran, Afghanistan, ISIS and grooming gangs in UK, blurred pictures (in rebel backed media) of women from EU team visiting Siria? Why men need to demand from women to do something to not provoke them, why other men can hold themselves in front of a women and respecting her? What is behind it? When you find the answer, then you understand everything and develop a different approach, that no one have done before and that way you can remove many other obstacles and restrictions for women.

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6 days ago
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I would debate with some of the issues. 1 masculinity. Man have to have masculinity to protect women from grooming gangs. As you could see with reduced masculinity British men could not protect those young girls. 2 what about women masculinity? You should encourage girls to take up sports from birth to overpower a man. But, there is a problem from history, that those girls will not find a match. I am happy if girls will be fit, but who going to do it? Sexist jokes should be but not offencive one for male female or qeers. Remember Billy connelly jokes? Don't take it away from comedians. The rest is good.

The National Alliance of Women's Organisations
6 days ago
The National Alliance of Women's Organisations
Highlighting the vital role of women in law enforcement and their journey to becoming leaders in the security sector,Image attachmentImage attachment+2Image attachment

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The National Alliance of Women's Organisations
1 week ago
The National Alliance of Women's Organisations

Girls Not Brides is seeking a Media and Communications Officer to play a pivotal role in supporting the organisation to reach strategic audiences, shape conversations around ending child marriage, and position Girls Not Brides and their members as thought leaders.

The role will shape the organisation’s engagement with media as key strategic influencers and partners to advance the ending child marriage agenda, with a focus on global and cross-regional outlets.conversations around ending child marriage.

📅14 January

Apply here 👇
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Finaly. Great. Good luck. All the best.

The National Alliance of Women's Organisations
1 week ago
The National Alliance of Women's Organisations

15-year-old Ayelina from Kyrgyzstan knows that girls hold the power to drive change.

Adolescent girls have the right to be heard, to shape their own futures and to live in a world that values their voices.

UNICEF is committed to supporting them, and we call on others to do the same. #GirlGoals

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