Katherine Ainsworth (Human Rights Council, Geneva – 2018) “I feel incredibly fortunate to have been able to attend and participate in the Human Rights Council, and I have NAWO to thank for their kind invitation and dedication...
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Isabel Dalby (CSW61, 2017) “To begin, I would like to thank NAWO for accrediting me and Zarin Hainsworth of Serene Communications for making my trip to CSW61 possible. I am very grateful for the support that I was...
READ MOREThe following post is written by NAWO Project Coordinator, Zuleika Frost. We would like to extend our thanks to National Lottery ‘Awards for All’ for making this project possible. The day has finally arrived! Resources to support you to hold...
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The following post is written by NAWO Project Coordinator, Zuleika Frost. We would like to extend our thanks to National Lottery ‘Awards for All’ for making this project possible. In July 2018, NAWO and Stroud High School partnered...
READ MOREFrom June 29th – July 5th, NAWO YWA were proud to enable many young delegates to attend the United Nations’ Human Rights Council meeting at their UN HQ in Geneva. Delegates delivered speeches on a wide range of topics including child...
READ MOREThe following post is written by Barbara Cleary, Trustee at NAWO. European Women’s Open Forum Meeting June 2018 Representation on the Lobby has changed. My term of office for NAWO came to an end in June 2018 and representation of the UK...
READ MOREThe following is written by Annette Lawson. I met June through the Women’s National Commission, alas, abolished by the Coalition Government in its Bonfire of the Quangos. When I chaired the international Committee there, June, as President of...
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NAWO is pleased to partner with Stroud High and National Lottery Awards for All to deliver this taste of CSW to students from across Gloucestershire in this groundbreaking event. Participants will learn about what CSW is, the values and...
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By Precious Kennedy-Hamilton, YWA Advance 2016 Delegate In these turbulent times, it feels like I have forgotten about positive news stories, yet the moving photographs of the Women’s March reminded me that I am a proud feminist. The dress code...
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By Mei Jayne Yew, YWA Advance Delegate 2016 Every woman has been told, by a family member, friend or colleague, a shocking story, or a terrifying recount of an act of violence or sexual discrimination against another. One in three of them...
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On the 24th October 2012, NAWO was one of the many women’s organisations and feminists that descended on Parliament to demand that feminism be put to the heart of British politics. Lead by Emmeline Pankhurst’s great granddaughter...
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