Annual Report 2018
Posted April 10, 2019 / News
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W20 in Argentina
G20 – “gender equality is crucial for economic growth and fair and sustainable development.” The Argentinian President said – even though it feels for many of us that progress is glacial and in some significant areas we are losing...
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CSW – Youth Delegate testimonials
Posted January 16, 2019 / NAWO Blog, The views and voices of NAWO and its members, News, Our Work, YWA Blog
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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...
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Member Spotlight: IKWRO
Posted October 1, 2017 / International, Member News, National, NAWO News from Members, News
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The National Alliance of Women’s Organisations is proud to provide a space for our incredible members to network and learn from our as well as other members’ unique expertise. By way of our member spotlights we hope to share the...
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Why the Panama Papers are a Feminist Issue
Posted April 14, 2016 / News
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Chiara Capraro, Gender Policy Adviser at Christian Aid, UK and Francesca Rhodes, Gender Policy Adviser at Oxfam GB have published a blog post on openDemocracy, entitled “Why the Panama Papers are a Feminist Issue”. Read the full...
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Running across the Sahara to end FGC
Posted April 13, 2016 / News
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This month, almost 1,200 people will start one of the greatest physical challenges in the world – running 257km, in seven stages across the Sahara Desert, in the Marathon des Sables. Long-term Orchid Project supporter Alan Mercer is taking...
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World Water Day 2016: Women, water and farming
Posted April 13, 2016 / News
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For World Water Day 2016, ODI hosted an event on Women, water and farming, to explore how women and men are differently affected by climate variability, and how we can build water security for rural women. Caroline Harper, Head of Social...
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#GenderDay at ODI
Posted April 13, 2016 / News
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To mark International Women’s Day, the Overseas Development Institute (ODI) brought together global thinkers with experts and practitioners from developing nations to discuss the key barriers to women and girls achieving their potential...
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The UN Secretary-General 2016 Selection Process & call for a feminist UN SG
Posted March 3, 2016 / International, News
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The election takes place this year to determine the successor to Ban Ki-moon whose term as the eighth United Nations Secretary-General will conclude this year on 31 December. Below the photo are three links that explain the UN Secretary General...
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CSW60 Women’s empowerment and its link to sustainable development
Posted March 22, 2016 /
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Please join Carwen Wynn Howells and Ann Dawson for a lively discussion on the work of The Haven Wolverhampton, a charity that supports women and dependent children who are vulnerable to domestic violence, homelessness and abuse. United Nations...
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Getting to grips with the refugee crisis: a Permanent Relocation Mechanism under the Dublin System
Posted February 19, 2016 /
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The European Parliament office in the UK is pleased to invite you to the event ‘Getting to grips with the refugee crisis: a Permanent Relocation Mechanism under the Dublin System’, which will be held at Europe House, 32 Smith Square...
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UK NGO CSW Alliance’s productive event “The Activists Guide to the SDGs”
Posted January 31, 2016 / International, News, Our Work
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In November last year the CSW Alliance with the support of Helen Dennis and Christian Aid brought together speakers from across the globe to discuss the progress on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), raise awareness about international...
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