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1. Disabled Women’s Group Submission to Third National Strategy on DSGBV

Excerpt: …The Disabled Women’s Group (DWG) was established in March 2020. The DWG have been working collectively on the inclusion and visibility of disabled women across the National Women’s Council (NWC) strengthening the policy and advocacy work on health, care, violence against women, economic independence, participation and leadership. This submission is…

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2. NWC Submission on the Third National Strategy on Domestic, Sexual and Gender- Based Violence

Excerpt: …NWC welcome the opportunity to make a submission on the Third National Strategy (TNS) on Domestic, Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (DSGBV). We also welcome the alignment of the TNS with the obligations set forth in the Council of Europe Convention on preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence.1…

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3. NWC gives evidence at the Joint Committee on Housing, Local Government and Heritage

Excerpt: …At the beginning of June, NWC gave evidence at the Joint Committee on Housing, Local Government and Heritage. We welcome reform in this area and are supportive of a number of proposals. We are asking the commission to also address the following as part of its functions: • to take on…

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4. We are recruiting for a Head of Mobilisation and Campaigns

Excerpt: …The National Women’s Council is the leading national representative organisation for women and women’s groups in Ireland, founded in 1973. We have over 190-member groups and a large and growing community of individual supporters. The ambition of the National Women’s Council is an Ireland where every woman enjoys true equality,…

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5. Joint statement on unanswered calls by An Garda Síochána

Excerpt: …NWC, ICCL, FLAC and SiSi are calling for an independent review of the cancelled emergency calls and the failure of An Garda Síochána (AGS) to appropriately respond to emergency calls since the start of 2019. This request follows the concerns raised by members of the Policing Authority at its meeting with…

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6. NWC is currently recruiting for a Finance Officer

Excerpt: …NWC is currently recruiting for a Finance Officer This is an exciting time for NWC.  Change is happening for women in Ireland, and we would like you to be part of that. If you are passionate about feminism and women’s equality, are an excellent communicator and have experience in accounts and…

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7. We are recruiting for a Women’s Health Officer

Excerpt: …NWC is currently recruiting for a Women’s Health Officer.  This is an exciting time for NWC. Change is happening for women in Ireland, and we would like you to be part of that. If you are passionate about feminism and women’s equality, are an excellent communicator and have experience in…

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8. We are recruiting for a Digital Campaigns and Communications Officer

Excerpt: …NWCI is currently recruiting for a Digital Communications and Fundraising Officer This is an exciting time for NWC. Change is happening for women in Ireland, and we would like you to be part of that. If you are passionate about feminism and women’s equality, are an excellent communicator and have…

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9. Increasing Gender Balance on Boards: The Case for Legislative Gender Quotas in Ireland

Excerpt: …The global spread of corporate quotas for women over the past 30 years is both remarkable and consequential. After adoption, quotas have influenced the number of women on boards, the performance and outcomes of decision-making bodies, and broader public attitudes. Quotas redistribute power at the top of the labor market…

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10. NWC Submission to the Agrifood Strategy 2030

Excerpt: …Agriculture is an important part of rural life and women on Irish farms make a substantial contribution. Positive action and specific targeted measures are required to address the persistent gender gap in land ownership and ensure that young women can benefit from the investment and strategies developed to tackle generational…

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11. No Woman Left Behind

Excerpt: …NWC's Strategic Plan 2021-2024 outlines NWC's ambition, purpose, values and goals for the organisation.

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12. National Women’s Council calls for special joint Oireachtas Committee to oversee implementation of t

Excerpt: …Dr Catherine Day, Chair of the Citizens Assembly on Gender Equality, met with National Women’s Council (NWC) members today (3rd June) to discuss the citizens’ recommendations and next steps at NWC’s Annual General Meeting. The meeting follows the submission of the final report of the Citizens’ Assembly on Gender Equality…

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13. Our Lives Our Rights Our Voice - NWC Annual Report 2020

Excerpt: …Find out about NWC key campaigns, events and activities in 2020.

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14. Submission to DCEDIY on Flexible Working

Excerpt: …The National Women’s Council (NWC) supports the introduction of legislation on flexible working to ensure that flexible working is open to all. Flexible working has the potential to make it easier to combine paid work with caring responsibilities and to enjoy a better work life balance. However, flexible working does…

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15. #AbortionAccess

Excerpt: …  It’s been five years since we repealed the 8th, yet:    Many women and pregnant people are still being forced to travel to access terminations on medical grounds  Abortion access is a postcode lottery and our narrow legal framework means many are still unable to access it when they need it  Provision of…

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16. Accessing Abortion in Ireland: Meeting the Needs of Every Woman

Excerpt: …This paper, commissioned by the National Women’s Council and authored by Dr Sinéad Kennedy explores the provision of abortion services in Ireland under the Health (Regulation of Termination of Pregnancy) Act 2018 (ToP) since their introduction in January 2019. It explores women’s experience of abortion services as well as providers’…

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17. NWC Submission on a Family Friendly and Inclusive Parliament

Excerpt: …NWC welcomes the opportunity to put in a submission to the newly established Family Friendly Forum. The pandemic has served as a reminder of the complexity of human life and poised unique challenges in maintaining a work-life balance with long-term home-schooling, caring responsibilities, and other difficulties prevalent throughout the pandemic.…

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18. Pension Commission must end deep inequalities for women in Pensions

Excerpt: …In its presentation to the Pension Commission, the National Women’s Council (NWC) today called for urgent action to address the deep inequalities in our pension system for women, and for a universal State pension for all. Currently, women account for only a third of those in receipt of a full…

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19. National Sexual Harassment & Sexual Violence Survey in Higher Education

Excerpt: …NWC is delighted to support the HEA in the launch of the first National Sexual Harassment and Sexual Violence Survey in Higher Education. We hope this will be a catalyst for reform and action. All students and staff should be able to study and work free from sexual violence and…

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20. NWC Welcome Inclusion of Gender as a Protected Ground in Hate Crime Legislation

Excerpt: …The National Women’s Council has today welcomed the inclusion of gender as a protected ground in the General Scheme of the Criminal Justice (Hate Crime) Bill 2021.  Orla O’Connor, Director of the National Women’s Council said, “We welcome the inclusion of gender as a protected ground in the Criminal Justice…

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