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Excerpt: …Through The Looking Glass: A Guide To Empowering Young People to Become Advocates for Gender Equality
Section: Publications
Excerpt: …The Bethany Survivors' Campaign and Survivors of Protestant Children's Institutions met Wednesday 12 November 2014 with James Reilly TD Minister for Children and Youth Affairs Children's Minister James Reilly rejected a request from survivors to include the Westbank Orphanage and other Protestant institutions in the proposed Mother & Baby homes…
Section: Latest News
Excerpt: …National Women’s Council of Ireland (NWCI) have responded with great concern to the publication of the Garda Inspectorate Report. NWCI have said that even a cursory glance at the findings has shown a glaring need for a thorough review into how domestic and sexual violence is investigated by An Garda…
Section: Latest News
Excerpt: …Only a five minute walk from the Luas, in the heart of Smithfield, NWCI offers professional and affordable meeting room facilities. Our self-contained room is versatile, quiet and can accommodate up to 25 people comfortably. Our room is available 9.30am to 4.30pm Monday to Friday and is available for hire by the…
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5. A space and a voice for all women: NWCI providing central space for Feminist change in Ireland
Excerpt: …National Women’s Council of Ireland’s new offices were today officially opened by Minister for Justice and Equality and former NWCI Chair, Frances Fitzgerald. The opening was a celebration of the strength of feminism in Ireland, forty-one years after the foundation of NWCI and recognition of the continuing struggle for women’s…
Section: Latest News
6. NWCI stands alongside survivors of symphysiotomy in their search for truth and justice
Excerpt: …National Women’s Council of Ireland today added their voice of support for Survivors of Symphysiotomy in their search for redress and justice. The government this morning announced an unjust redress scheme for symphysiotomy survivors The time limits being enforced under the scheme are unprecedented, unreasonable and unworkable. Women must submit…
Section: Latest News
Excerpt: …Most men celebrate and respect women – they don’t control them. Good men protect and care for children. Today men are proudly standing up and declaring zero tolerance on domestic violence of any kind. It’s time to help make Ireland the safest place for women and children. National Women's Council…
Section: Latest News
8. National Women’s Council of Ireland Statement on Mairia Cahill and survivors of sexual violence
Excerpt: …National Women’s Council of Ireland (NWCI) support Mairia Cahill and commend her bravery in sharing her story. We support Mairia, and all victims of rape and sexual assault in their search for justice. Mairia Cahill’s case shines a spotlight on UN Resolution 1325 and the particular vulnerabilities of women in…
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9. Small steps on child benefit but need for long term investment in childcare
Excerpt: …While welcoming some measures in Budget 2015, National Women’s Council of Ireland (NWCI) today raised concerns around the lack of long term, sustainable childcare investment. Orla O’Connor, Director of NWCI said, “NWCI welcomes the €5 increase in child benefit as a partial recognition of the cost of living increases for…
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10. Report highlights urgent need to address growing income inequality between women and men
Excerpt: …National Women’s Council of Ireland strongly welcomes the report by by the ESRI and the equality authority ‘The Gender Impact of Tax and Benefit Changes : A Microsimulation Approach’ which highlights the greater loss of income for women over the years of the economic crises. “This confirms the analysis consistently…
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11. NWCI Speech at the Catholic Girl Guides of Ireland Chief Commissioner Award
Excerpt: …Thank you Firstly, thank you to the Catholic Girl Guides for inviting me. Director of the National Women’s Council of Ireland to address this inspiring event with your Chief Commissioner Awardees. I feel very honoured to be here to join in the celebration with you all - Guides, parents, families…
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12. NCCWN Petition: Don’t silence women’s voices!
Excerpt: …Funding to National Collective of Community Based Women's Networks is under threat post 2014, which could mean the closure of 17 NCCWN women's projects. Please show your support for the NCCWN by signing their petition.
Section: Latest News
Excerpt: …The 8th Amendment has proven to place women’s lives in danger, and to be a source of discrimination against women in Ireland. Giving the same status and rights to a woman and a foetus continuously puts women’s lives and health in danger. Our VESSEL text fundraiser is being run to…
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14. Ireland is at a crossroads - we only move forward if we move forward together.
Excerpt: …National Women’s Council of Ireland (NWCI) today launched their Pre-Budget Submission, calling on the Government to consider the social and economic impact on low and middle income earners, particularly women, before making any Budget decisions. Alice Mary Higgins, Policy Officer at NWCI said, “Budget 2015 takes place in a changing…
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Excerpt: …The choices being made in Budget 2015 are not simply about how to balance, where to cut, and what to protect. They are about our direction and priorities as a nation.This Budget takes place in a changing landscape. Budget 2015 is an opportunity to invest in our people, our social…
Section: Publications
16. Coalition to Repeal the 8th Amendment: We need an immediate referendum
Excerpt: …Last October, twelve women's and civil society organisations released a joint statement highlighting the detrimental impact that Article 40.3.3 has had on women in Ireland, and calling for its repeal. Shortly afterwards, the Coalition to Repeal the Eighth Amendment was launched. On Saturday 06 September in the Gresham Hotel the…
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17. Repeal the Eighth Amendment
Excerpt: …End the violation of women’s rights – Repeal the 8th Amendment
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Excerpt: …The National Women's Council of Ireland was integrally involved in the drafting process of the first Irish National Action Plan on United Nations resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security. In response to a consultation paper circulated by the Conflict Resolution Unit of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade,…
Section: Publications
19. Women’s Aid and Irish Deaf Women’s Group launch series of ISL videos
Excerpt: …Women’s Aid, in conjunction with the Irish Deaf Women’s Group, have launched a series of Irish Sign Language (ISL) videos which feature all of the information that is available on the Women's Aid website and link to a text service for deaf or hard of hearing women. In addition, we…
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20. Limerick Feminist Network want us all to have a Good Night Out!
Excerpt: …The Limerick Feminist netowrk are launching an anti-harassment campaign, Good Night Out. The premise is simple; they want pubs, bars and clubs across Limerick to take a zero tolerance approach to the harassment of all of their patrons - most notably female and those from the LGBTQ community. They are…
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