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1. Y Lead? Young Female Leaders in Irish Society
Excerpt: …You're invited to attend the launch of the new online video series "Y-Lead? : Young Female Leaders in Irish Society" to be held on7 July, 6-8pm at The Exchange in Upper Exchange st Temple Bar.Y-Lead is a video project aimed at profiling young women from across Irish society who are…
Section: Newsflash
2. Women’s Manifesto Group: Opportunity for Women to Collectively Reconnect with Local Politics
Excerpt: …Women's Manifesto Group: Opportunity for Women to Collectively Reconnect with Local PoliticsLongford Women's Manifesto Group was formed two years when women in the county felt alienated from local politics and dissatisfied with decision making processes. Women, within households, communities and society, do not have the same access to and control…
Section: Newsflash
3. Marie Keating Foundation sun campaign
Excerpt: …Skin cancer is the most common cancer in Ireland.This summer the Marie Keating Foundation is answering the Burning Questions about sun safety through providing the facts about how to avoid getting sunburned by using sun cream effectively and knowing how you can best protect yourself against skin cancer. As always…
Section: Newsflash
Excerpt: …The European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE) is currently seeking to receive applications from appropriately qualified professionals for the post of Research & Publications Officer. The place of work is Vilnius, Lithuania. Based in Vilnius, Lithuania, EIGE is a regulatory agency of the European Union (EU) entrusted with specific objectives…
Section: Newsflash
5. OWN is looking for a Partner Organisation
Excerpt: …Older Women's Network is seeking partners nationwide to apply for the Benefit 3 Basic Digital Skills Grant Scheme which closes on Tuesday August 2nd next. Under the scheme a number of organisations may work together as the project target for the group is 1,000 persons. OWN is happy to be…
Section: Newsflash
6. Inaugural Countess Markievicz School
Excerpt: …On Saturday June 4th, 140 people attended the first Countess Markievicz School to listen to a variety of speeches, which ranged from the historical - on the Countess herself, thus setting the context of the school, to the role of women in the political and media spheres in Ireland today.…
Section: Newsflash
7. Tackling the ‘Shadow Employer’ Role: The Next Steps Launch of Community Sector Employers’ Report
Excerpt: …Wednesday 20 July 2011 from 11 -1.30 p.m. at Wynn's Hotel, 35-39 Lower Abbey St. Dublin 1Increasing interventions by government funders in the internal management of community and voluntary sector is one of the major problems facing organisations at the moment. These inappropriate interventions also pose a growing threat to…
Section: Newsflash
8. Not Natasha Exhibition 7th July - 5th August 2011
Excerpt: …Not Natasha traces the tragically fractured and damaged lives of young girls and women caught up in human trafficking for prostitution within Europe. Dana Popa is a native of Romania, and her focus is on women who originate from the neighbouring Republic of Moldova, the poorest nation in Europe and…
Section: Newsflash
9. Justice for Magdalenes Public Forum 5th July
Excerpt: …Justice for Magdalens (JFM) will conduct a public forum on Tuesday, 5th July, at UCD's Humanities Institute of Ireland on the Belfield Campus. Beginning at 10 a.m. in the "Seminar Room," JFM will present A Narrative of State Interaction with the Magdalene Laundries to members of the public. The forum…
Section: Newsflash
10. Marie Keating Foundation sun campaign
Excerpt: …Skin cancer is the most common cancer in Ireland.This summer the Marie Keating Foundation is answering the Burning Questions about sun safety through providing the facts about how to avoid getting sunburned by using sun cream effectively and knowing how you can best protect yourself against skin cancer. As always…
Section: Latest News
Excerpt: …Press Release The National Women's Council of Ireland has called urgently on the Irish government to intervene to protect the lives of Irish trained and other medical staff in Bahrain. At its Annual General Meeting in Dublin yesterday [ Thursday 23rd June] the NWCI unanimously passed a motion from the…
Section: Latest News
12. Women’s Manifesto Group: Opportunity for Women to Collectively Reconnect with Local Politics
Excerpt: …Longford Women's Manifesto Group was formed two years when women in the county felt alienated from local politics and dissatisfied with decision making processes. Women, within households, communities and society, do not have the same access to and control over resources, they have different needs and priorities to men and…
Section: Latest News
13. Wage reforms ‘could cause poverty’
Excerpt: …ENTERPRISE Minister Richard Bruton has been warned that his proposals to reform wage-setting mechanisms could cause poverty for hundreds of thousands of low-paid workers.A coalition of unions and social justice groups has written to Mr Bruton, calling on him to release the economic analysis behind his proposals to reform the…
Section: Latest News
Excerpt: …INTRODUCTION TO MINISTER LYNCH BY CLARE TREACEY, CHAIRPERSON OF THE NWCI.These are hard times for women in Ireland, and they don't look set to get any better any time soon. In such times, it is important to have champions, and we are very happy to have such a champion as…
Section: Latest News
15. Vacancies for Gender Experts with the European Institute for Gender Equality
Excerpt: …The European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE) is currently seeking to receive applications from appropriately qualified professionals for the posts of (i) Gender Expert - Gender Mainstreaming/Gender Budgeting and (ii) Gender Expert - Research, Statistics, Indices. The place of work is Vilnius, Lithuania. If you are interested in any of…
Section: Newsflash
16. Healing Through Remembering Project (HTR) requires a researcher
Excerpt: …The Healing Through Remembering Project (HTR) requires a researcher to document the process, approach, lessons and recommendations made by the HTR project over the last ten years into a comprehensive report.Please click for full brief.Please note the closing date is 12 noon on Monday 4th July 2011.
Section: Newsflash
17. Public Relations Internship available in AkiDwA
Excerpt: …Public Relations Internship available in AkiDwAAkina Dada wa Africa (AkiDwA) is currently seeking an intern to assist with managing the organisation's public relations. Tasks will range from updating the organisation's website, Facebook page, and Twitter account, to writing and distributing press releases and emails to public officials regarding policy proposals…
Section: Newsflash
18. National Women’s Council Ireland AGM
Excerpt: …We would like to thank all our members for their support at the AGM.It was a fantastic day and we hope you enjoyed it.Click here to read about it in full.
Section: Newsflash
19. National Women’s Council of Ireland AGM
Excerpt: …We would like to thank all our members for supporting our AGM and making it a great event. It was a fantastic day and a resounding success in general. We hope you really enjoyed it. If you would like to read the Irish Times article concerning Minister Kathleen Lynch's speech…
Section: Latest News
Excerpt: …Click on the link below to read about all our work and activities during 2010. This is an interactive publication within many links to interesting pages and sites. Enjoy!
Section: Publications
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