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NWC launch Pre Budget Submission saying Budget 2021 must tackle gender inequalities exposed by Covid

Congratulations to the 22 women from NCCWN Ronanstown Women’s Community Development Project who recently completed their Level 7 University Certificate in Women, Gender and Social Justice. Ronanstown Women’s CDP University Partnership with UCD School of Social Policy, Social Work and Social Justice is running since 1999.

The purpose of this submission is to share the knowledge we have gathered over the 18 years of engagement the NCCWN projects have had with women living in Ireland.

It was an honour for NCCWN to be part of SORT OUR SMEARS Art Installation & Ceremony remembering all the women who have died and all the women who are still affected by #CervicalCheckScandal.

The COVID-19 NGO Group, a group of NGOs including NCCWN, has produced a joint submission ‘Marginalised Groups: Promoting Equality, Inclusion and Human Rights in the COVID-19 Crisis’.

On Wednesday the 4th of March 2020, the NCCWN Dublin Region celebrated International Women’s Day by hosting “Celebrating Feminism Today In Ireland” event in the Louis Fitzgerald Hotel, Dublin.

It is with regret that for the foreseeable future the National Collective of Community Based Women's Networks 17 local projects' office premises are closed and activities are being postponed until further notice. We apologise for any inconvenience caused, however,...

NCCWN-Donegal Women’s Network are delighted the ‘Mighty Women’ commemorative plates created by the woman who attended our Herstory event last month are now on display, giving others the opportunity to see these unique pieces and read about the women who influenced their creation.

National Collective of Community Based Women’s Networks recently launched our Women’s Manifesto.

NCCWN delighted to receive funding from European Social Fund (ESF) Programme for Employability, Inclusion and Learning (PEIL) for NCCWN STEPS for Women Programme