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Women's sector events listing

Title: Women Making the Olympics
Organisation: Greater London Authority
Date: 11 March 2010
Time: 6.30pm- 8.30pm
Details: Last year's celebration for International Women's Day was a huge success, celebrating the diversity of London's women and their creative talent. The incredibly enjoyable evening raised £3000 for women's charities in London and internationally. This year our aim is to raise £10,000 for the Helen... more details
Title: Whose voice is it anyway?
Organisation: NAVCA
Date: 11 March 2010
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Details: An event for: Staff in local infrastructure organisations interested in getting the voice of local groups heard. Community advocates, representatives and champions. Voluntary and community sector development workers, activists and volunteers. This event will help you find practical ways to influence... more details
Title: No recourse? EEA national? Overcoming the barriers
Organisation: Rights of Women
Date: 11 March 2010
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Details: Meeting the needs of women who have no recourse to public funds, or who are EEA nationals, is incredibly challenging. You have to be able to keep-to-date with one of the most frequently changing areas of law, understand the duties of local authorities and the rights that the woman herself has to... more details
Title: Working with Women Offenders and Ex-offenders
Organisation: Women in Prison
Date: 11 March 2010
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Details: Women in Prison provides training to criminal justice sector professionals and others working with women offenders and ex-offenders. Our training course aims to improve agency responses to meeting the needs of women offenders and ex-offenders by providing those working with women offenders and... more details
Title: Using Capitalism to do Good
Organisation: The Imperial College Business School
Date: 11 March 2010
Time: 18h00 – 19h00, followed by drinks reception
Details: When Sally Wilton sold etc.venues limited back in 2006 in a transaction worth £21 million, she thought she might retire! Since then, she has launched London's first Social Enterprise digital cinema project and intends to grow the brand across the UK. Why did she do this? To rejuvenate her local... more details