Gwendolyn Sterk, Public Affairs Manager, at Welsh Women’s Aid writes about the Times Up movement in Wales. Time’s Up on inaction – we need to create the changes now! On January 2018 the international Time’s Up movement was launched as a unified call for change – together we’re calling time on sexual assault, harassment and […]
Read MoreOn this historic day, 100 years since women were first able to cast their vote in a UK general election, Women’s Equality Network (WEN) Wales is celebrating by opening up their 100 Welsh Women List to nominations. WEN Wales are asking members of the public and organisations to submit the inspirational welsh women who should […]
Read MorePress Statement: Women’s Equality Network (WEN) Wales, Equality and Human Rights Commission and the Wales Assembly of Women 100th Anniversary of Women having the right to stand for election: Equality organisations call for urgent action to tackle gender imbalance in Welsh politics Equality organisations in Wales have today (Wednesday 21 November 2018) called for […]
Read MoreAnna Williams-Price explains how the #WENMentoring program has helped her develop the skills needed to stand for election 100 years after the Qualification of Women Act and help us get a step closer to a 50:50 Welsh Government: On a recent visit to parliament as part of the WEN mentoring scheme, Maria Miller MP asked […]
Read MoreSaturday 10th November is equal pay day, the day of the year where women officially start to work for free. Although it falls on a weekend this year, it’s the same date as last year, proving the average hourly full-time pay between women and men (13.7%) hasn’t changed since 2017. But do you […]
Read MoreThis short accessible film explains the concept of gender mainstreaming and why it’s important.
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