OUR WORK
WIN has many initiatives that you may be a part of. Find one that will match with you.
UN CSW / Beijing Platform for Action
Women’s Intercultural Network contributes to UN Economic and Social Council, UN Women and Commission on the Status of Women. WIN submits annual statements to Economic and Social Council on Priority Themes. WIN has offered panels at Commission on Status of Women Forums
Women Circles
Calling the Circle is the first step in our international strategy for linking women’s organizations aroudn the world for collective action on mutual concerns. Our goal is to create a global network similar to the California Women’s Agenda (CAWA) that can utilize and build on collective knowledge, resources and leadership skills, and function on the ground and electronically across cultural and digital divides.
Cities for CEDAW program
Our creative and experienced Company is proud to provide professional web development and mobile application services. We have a team of award-winning web designers and developers passionate about creating somOne of WIN’s notable initiatives is the Cities for CEDAW program, which aims to promote the implementation of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) in cities across the United States. CEDAW is an international human rights treaty that aims to eliminate all forms of discrimination against women. WIN has been instrumental in helping to bring CEDAW to cities across the US since 2014.
Overall, WIN’s work promotes gender equality, women’s empowerment, and international cooperation to create a more just and equitable world for all.ething special for each client. We aim to make useful innovative products which are easy to use, look great, and work really well.
Environment
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Initiatives in Support of SDG’s
Women’s Intercultural Network’s history and mission are founded on bringing Beijing Platform for Action into US policy, and promoting Sustainable Development Goals. WIN works consistently for SDG #5 Gender Equality, presenting yearly forums for Women’s Equality Day. WIN has presented events on SDG#1 Poverty issues, including indigenous and grassroots work. WIN advocates for SDG#3, promoting women’s health, with its event on Reproductive Health and Justice, 26 August 2022. SDG#13 Climate Justice included presentations at CSW 66 with local and international and indigenous and rural experts. WIN’s mission embraces SDG#16 Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions, advocating for Resolution1325, and SDG#17, Partnerships, with WIN’s Global Circles for connecting women across cultures.
WIN resources
WIN Report 2024
In 2018, Marilyn Fowler, the President and co-founder of the Women’s Intercultural Network (WIN), suffered a stroke and was hospitalized. After 24 years of her dedicated service, WIN faced a challenging period. Two board members stepped in to support the organization during this time.
In January 2021, Elahe Amani, who previously served as the chair of WIN’s Global Circles, accepted the role of President and Chair of the organization. Amani brought a fresh perspective and renewed energy to WIN, and with the help of a newly solidified board, the organization was able to overcome its challenges and continue its mission of empowering women and girls across cultures and communities.