We want to see systematic change, and we need your help to achieve it.
We want to see systematic change, and we need your help to achieve it.
ACWW has produced this pack for you to use for local advocacy - you can print them off (the PDF version will size to fit on any size of paper, wherever you are in the world) and use them as posters, you can share them on social media, you can use them to send to your local politicians, share with friends and family, take to local libraries... whatever you can do locally to raise awareness of gender-based violence.
In August 2023 the first Women's Empowerment Summit took place in Khovd Province, Mongolia. This brought more than 300 women survivors of domestic violence together to share training, support activities, and community-building initiatives. The Summit was jointly organised by Sain Tus Development Bridge NGO and ACWW, and co-funded by UNESCO.
Since 2008, the world has marked 15 October as the International Day of Rural Women. Since 1929, the Associated Country Women of the World has advocated for women in rural and remote communities to be recognised for their global importance all year round.
Rural Women are the backbone of families, communities, and nations, but they suffer the worst impacts of climate change and conflict, go unheard in legislation, and remain unprotected and unsupported. Associated Country Women of the World exists to change that.
We are pleased to launch this new website alongside our 2022-2026 Strategy, and will be adding new resources in the coming months.
From 19 June 2023, we can be found at:
ACWW, The Foundry, 17 Oval Way
London SE11 5RR, UK
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