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Mexico City, Mexico · Mexico City

Consultation on Department for Communities Budget 2025-26 Allocations - Women's Regional Consortium

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Belfast, United Kingdom · Belfast

“We’re Not Living, We’re Just Existing”: Women’s Regional Consortium Responds to DfC Budget Consultation - Women's Regional Consortium

The Women’s Regional Consortium has responded to the Department for Communities (DfC) Budget 2025–26 Equality Impact Assessment (EQIA), highlighting the disproportionate impact of budget cuts on women, particularly those in disadvantaged and rural areas. Representing seven key women’s sector organisations across Northern Ireland, the Consortium’s submission underscores the urgent need for gender-sensitive budgeting and sustained investment in se…Read Article

Belfast, United Kingdom · Belfast

Consultation on NI Executive Anti-Poverty Strategy - Women's Regional Consortium

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LOBBYING, POLICY & RESEARCH WORK UPDATE - Women's Regional Consortium

Siobhán Harding, policy worker from Women’s Support Network, has carried out a range of activity with regards to gathering women’s views and experiences, lobbying on issues relevant to women and carrying out policy work over the last couple of months as follows: Speaking at the launch of the Women’s Spaces Pillars for Peace Toolkit launches in person and online about the importance of creating spaces for women Attending UNSCR 1325 APG including…Coleraine · Coleraine Read Article

Poverty is an Issue the Anti-Poverty Strategy won’t solve - Women's Regional Consortium

Poverty in Northern Ireland has been a significant issue for the last 20 years, and the lack of an Anti-poverty Strategy has left us with an ever-widening gap to help those most in need. In June 2025 the Executive Office launched their proposed Anti-poverty Strategy and to say it was disappointing would be an understatement. It was not a strategy. This is simply not good enough for the people of N.I. There are no clear targets, no clear obje…Belfast, United Kingdom · Belfast Read Article

Breakfast of Champions: A Morning of Inspiration and Impact - Women's Regional Consortium

Earlier this summer, WOMEN’STEC hosted its annual Breakfast of Champions — a flagship event that brings together employers, partners, and supporters from across the industry who are committed to championing women and girls in skilled careers. The morning gathered a fantastic mix of our #NotJustForBoysChampions and other key stakeholders for an inspiring session filled with networking, shared learning, and a collective focus on how we can continu…Belfast, United Kingdom · Belfast Read Article

Comprehensive Spending Review: Implications for Northern Ireland - Women's Regional Consortium

On the 11th of June, the Chancellor of the Exchequer announced the Comprehensive Spending Review (CSR), which gives the Labour government an opportunity to set out their long-term plans for spend. The Chancellor highlighted a 2.3% increase in Westminster departmental budgets, but the majority of the public spending increase is focused on capital investments in areas of energy, transport, business, and defence and smaller increases to health, edu…Belfast, United Kingdom · Belfast Read Article

NIRWN’s newest Staff Member - Women's Regional Consortium

Meet Nicola McGuinness, the newly appointed Animate–Build–Connect (ABC) Programme Co-Ordinator at NIRWN. Nicola is a passionate advocate for women’s empowerment, confidence-building, and inclusive leadership. With a background in programme development, coaching, facilitation, and supporting women at all stages of their journey, she’s committed to helping women’s groups grow their impact, strengthen their voice, and lead with purpose. Nicola …Belfast, United Kingdom · Belfast Read Article

FWIN welcome the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee to Derry~Londonderry - Women's Regional Consortium

We were honoured to welcome the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee to FWIN. Their visit was an important opportunity to share the work we’ve been doing to eliminate violence against women and girls. It was a powerful and honest conversation – one that acknowledged both the successes we’ve achieved through community-led action, and the challenges that still lie ahead.It’s encouraging to see our work being recognised at a national level, and we re…Northern Ireland · Northern Ireland Read Article

Run for Murdered Larissa: Sisters Draw Attention to Violence Against Women

In 2013, the reuttener Larissa Biber was brutally killed by her boyfriend. She left three sisters beside her parents, each of whom had to deal with death in their own way. Now the sisters are organizing a fundraising run to raise awareness of the issue of violence against women.Innsbruck · Innsbruck See the Story

MP Secures Debate on 'Damaging' Disability Benefit Cuts for Those in Poverty

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Neil Duncan-Jordan MP has secured a Westminster Hall debate titled "Government support for disabled people in poverty".Finance See the Story

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