WIN represented at the 62nd meeting of the UN Commission on the Status of Women, March 12-23, 2018, in New York City.
With a parallel forum: Empowering Rural Women and Girls.
A Call To Action was held In The
Central Valley
Friday November 3, 9;00-5:00 pm, and
Saturday, November 4 , 9:00-Noon, 2017cWith Co-Sponsors
WIN’s California Women’s Agenda (CAWA) reunited at Harvest Time in the valley. with our Central Valley partners of 10 years. We had all been rallying, marching and resisting. It was time to have a “Converation about ‘what’s been goin’ on in California’s Central Valley the past 10 years and what did women and girls want to do about it. Critcal concerns were on the table such as Water, DACA. Voting, Jobs, Environmental Justice , Violence, Gender Justice, Immigration, Racism, CEDAW, Human Rights, Health Access , Reproductive Rights.
We filmed awards to two women warriors, Mother, Irma Medellin, and Daughter, Isabel Arrollo. heard stories and and testimonials from a panel of young women from ACT for Women and Girls from a Panel of Farmworker women. In their own words what is going on in their lives as rural women. Photos and more about the women and their conversations.
We introduced participants at the Call to Action to the Cities for CEDAW Campaign as a tool for women and girls’ economic and social equality in California.
With the United Nations Commission on Women’s 62nd Session approaching focused on Empowering Rural Women and Girls we will take Valley representative with us to the UN March 12, 2018 for the
NEW YEAR OF THE RURAL WOMAN
f you could not attend please donate to the Isabel Arrollo Scholarship Fund for girls to attend. the United Nations Parallel Forum to the UN Commission on the Status Women.
A link we be here soon – please come back
A Call to Action in the Central Valley was Sponsored by AT&T California 
With Co-Sponsors
ACT FOR WOMEN & GIRLS, EL QUINTO SOL DE AMERICA, AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE, CALIFORNIA WOMEN’S AGENDA, WIN AND MORE VALLEY LEADERSHIP. ORGANIZACION DE MUJERES UNIDAS (see below)
WEST COAST VIDEO, QUAKER OAK FARM, PROTEUS, DORIS FOSTER FOUNDATION
Muchas gracias to Lali Moheno and the Organizacion de Mujeres Unidas for partnering with the Call to Action in the Central Valley, hosting us at the Visalia Convention Center. See their parallel event:
WOMEN’S EQUALITY DAY IN SAN FRANCISCO:
SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 2017, 4:00 – 7:00 PM
HALL OF CULTURE, AFRICAN AMERICAN ART & CULTURE COMPLEX
762 FULTON, SAN FRANCISCO, CA
TO BRING THE GLOBAL LOCAL AND GIVE
ALL WOMEN AND GIRLS A SEAT AT THE TABLE!
YOUR VOICE COUNTS!
Join ICWIN to celebrate Women’s Equality Day
and to honor Maryan Mirzakhani
August 27, 2017 at the MLK Jr. Auditorium, Santa Monica Library, Doors 1:30, Program 2:00-4:00 pm.
UN Commission on Women,
March 13-24, 2017 (registration open December 1, 2016)
Commission on the Status of Women: CSW61 — Women’s Economic Empowerment in the Changing World of Work
WIN accredited our largest team of Delegates yet, Engage with us in NYC or in your city. That’s where the action will be! Your voice Counts!
See the UN CSW pages for more: MORE INFO
ICWIN welcomes you to celebrate International Women’s Day
Saturday, March 11, 2017. Join us after the march!
at The Grand Long Beach Event Center
Women’s Day!
See our work on the UN Commision on the Status of Women
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Our mission is to assure that all women and girl’s voices are heard for full participation in their government and economy. We do this by linking them across geographical boundaries and cultures creating exchange of ideas and skills in policy, professional and economic leadership.
WIN built the first state policy mechanism to implement the Beijing Platform for Action (BPFA) from the 1995 4th World Conference on Women known globally as CAWA – the California Women’s Agenda. WIN’s Calling the Circles’ initiative took our mission global using CAWA as a replicable organizing model. We co-founded US Women Connect (USWC), US policy mechanism for the BPFA,
WIN is co-architect of the Cities for CEDAW Campaign (The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women) that is bringing the global UN Women’s Treaty to the grassroots of America with 60 cities currently engaged.
Our aim is to create and connect women’s and human rights networks locally and globally to function on the ground and electronically across barriers and divides for collaboration on emerging critical concerns. We design new models for digital and analog communication for joint advocacy of to these concerns.
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