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Women In Need (WIN)
Public Group active 3 months, 3 weeks agoWe are committed to raise our young voices against the elimination of domestic violence and other forms of violence against women. e.g. rape, verbal and sexual harassment and incest.
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Khadeeja Khan joined the group Women In Need (WIN) 11 months, 3 weeks ago · View
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Kaleesha Morris posted an update in the group Women In Need (WIN): 1 year, 3 months ago · View
hello lovely people,
thanks for creating this group! =)
did any of you do the ’violence against women’ workplace session at Kaleidoscope?
I am going to be writing up a blog today about Domestic and Family violence within Australian Indigenous communities/contexts, so keep an eye out for it, looking forward to your own stories and responses =)Kaleesha
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Kaleesha Morris joined the group Women In Need (WIN) 1 year, 3 months ago · View
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Fredah Abigael K Joses posted an update in the group Women In Need (WIN): 1 year, 6 months ago · View
Halo olgeta! (Hi everyone)!
Thanks so much for establishing such a group and looking forward to exchanging ideas on just how we can effectively address the issue of violence (particularly within the home) in our respective communities! See you’s this Sunday (21/10)!
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Fredah Abigael K Joses joined the group Women In Need (WIN) 1 year, 6 months ago · View
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Victoria Lee Crockford posted an update in the group Women In Need (WIN): 1 year, 6 months ago · View
Kia ora koutou,
I am excited to join this group and meet you in Delhi.
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Victoria Lee Crockford joined the group Women In Need (WIN) 1 year, 6 months ago · View
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Bhagya Uppala Wijayawardane started the forum topic My great aspiration to promote women's education in the group Women In Need (WIN): 1 year, 6 months ago · View
“Educate a Woman, You Educate a Nation”. I represent the voice of women in a conservative, male dominated, under developed social community; where women are assigned to different roles. They are in rigid religious and political trappings, created only to undermine a woman’s ability and role. Men in my community are defined by their job [...]
As they also say, wealth of a Nation is measured by the wealth of the individual; Yes I agree with you that you educate a women and you educate a nation, but further than that, women are more resposible and caring than men so educating a women, you are also hepling a family to stay out of poverty. For far too long we have underestimated the ability of a women and yes, we have proven it today, that men are incapable even though we tend to think that we are superior. It is about time women stand up and take their rightful place in our communities around the world to make a difference in the family, in their community and in our world today! Remember: The tasks ahead may seem too great for you but always remember that the power within you is greater than the task ahead. The only thing that will stand in between is that you will not have the courage to get it. But courage is acting in the presence of fear and not in the absence of it. That is true courage! be strong, be courages because Women are the solution to the problems of this world today!
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Bhagya Uppala Wijayawardane posted an update in the group Women In Need (WIN): 1 year, 6 months ago · View
• I am a woman leader who wishes to make a difference in the world, connecting young people from all parts of the world and their strong unheard aspirations to serve in a unique and effective way. I want use this as a platform to relate to many inspired leaders who also want to serve women in a powerful way. I stand here excited and inspired to meet a young group of dynamics who strive to be the change they want to create, so that they are prepared to stand for a purpose much larger than themselves. This tool will help you to bring out concerns, issues that affect women and their communities as we remember our motto,
” We know no boundaries”. -
Bhagya Uppala Wijayawardane created the group Women In Need (WIN) 1 year, 6 months ago · View
