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Time: March 7, 2015 from 9:30am to 4:15pm
Location: Broadmead Baptist Church and Conference Centre
Street: 1 Whippington Court,
City/Town: Bristol, BS1 3HY
Website or Map: http://us7.campaign-archive2.…
Event Type: community, event
Organized By: African Initiatives
Latest Activity: Mar 4, 2015
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Our theme for 2015 is all about inspiring positive social change. We want this year's conference to be inspirational and action-orientated; it will be an opportunity to listen to women and men working around the world for gender equality, and to share our goals for the future.
This event will bring together individuals and organisations working on women’s rights issues in the UK and abroad. This year, African Initiatives will focus our annual International Women’s Rights Conference on inspirational talks on the future of women’s rights. We have organised a series of workshops covering topics such as: gender violence, FGM and negative body image.
The conference is a fantastic opportunity to find out more about women's rights issues, to meet and network with like-minded people and to share experiences.
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Thanks Karen for informing us.
AI is going to aim to put all the materials from the conference on their website, such as any power-points or hand-outs. They will also produce a write up for their blog, anything done will be available on the website.
Thanks for sharing Karen. Seems to be a very interesting conference. People like me who can't attend, how can they learn from the discussions of this conference? Anybody who can share with us maybe a blog. Warm hello!
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