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Pages tagged “Circular_April2024”

  • Katie steps in for president's kōrero

    Tēnā tātou katoa, A different face for you in this edition of The Circular as I step in to kōrero for our President, Suzanne. My name is Katie Thomas and I am the current Aspiring Board Member for NCWNZ. I have been involved in a number of network led organisations across the public sector for a decade now, all with a focus on working towards gender equality in Aoteroa New Zealand so playing a role within NCWNZ is a natural...

    Posted by Katie Thomas

    1 May 2024

  • Education Report by Young-Ae Ha Education Advisor of ICW

    The Education Action Hub recently received a paper forwarded from the International Council of Women (ICW). The paper was written by Young-Ae Ha PhD  who is the Education Advisor of ICW and professor at Humanitas College of Kyung Hee University of Korea. Dr Young-Ae Ha urged us to study the ideologies of Young Seek Chou (1921-2016) of Korea and Daisaku Ikeda (1928-2023) of Japan. Both men founded universities in their respective countries, advocating the importance of “education for human society...

    Posted by Randolph Hollingsworth

    22 April 2024

  • International Women's Day 2024 webinar promoting a Gender Equal NZ

    This International Women's Day 2024, the Wellington Branch of the National Council of Women NZ held the Gender Equal NZ Speaker Series. The GENZ Conf was a one-day virtual event for rangatahi to design their gender equal future for Aotearoa and think about how to achieve it. A screenshot from the Gender Equal NZ Speaker Series: IWD 2024 recording.

    Posted by Randolph Hollingsworth

    22 April 2024

  • CSW68 report from the NZ NGO delegate

    Members of the New Zealand delegation before the CSW68 closing ceremony. CSW68 was a jam-packed, eye-opening, invaluable opportunity to learn about the complexities of foreign policy, the inner workings of the United Nations, and how it all intersects with the global mission to achieve gender equality. A key highlight for Wellington Branch President Aleisha Amohia, the NGO delegate to the New Zealand Government delegation for CSW68, was having quality time and conversation with the talented, passionate NGO representatives from Aotearoa....

    Posted by Randolph Hollingsworth

    21 April 2024

  • IWD 2024 - A Series Used for Social Media

    The International Action Hub created a series of messages to be sent out to the NCWNZ Communications Team as well as the other Action Hubs so that it could be shared on social media in celebration of International Women's Day 2024. The theme this year was "Invest in women: Accelerate progress." The Hub convenor, Eva Hartshorn-Sanders worked with an illustrator to create images that show girls and women at different stages of life and how they are impacted by poverty. The Hub...

    Posted by Randolph Hollingsworth

    20 April 2024

  • IWD 2024 - the UNA-NZ Wellington event

    On Wednesday 6 March, two days before International Women’s Day, the Wellington Branch of the United Nations Association of New Zealand (UNA-NZ) organised a panel discussion on the UN IWD theme of “Count her in: Invest in women. Accelerate progress.” The panel consisted of Suzanne Manning, NCWNZ President, Natasha Jolly (Former UN worker and women’s rights researcher) and Joy Dunsheath (UNA-NZ). Suzanne talked about the importance of allies to accelerate progress towards gender equality. Discrimination and inequality occur when some...

    Posted by Board Administrator

    9 April 2024

  • Roundtable with Dr Natalia Kanem, UN Population Fund

    On Monday 11 March 2024, Suzanne Manning (President of NCWNZ) and Mathilde Le Goff (Board administrator intern) attended a roundtable discussion with Dr Natalia Kanem, Executive Director of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and United Nations Under-Secretary-General. UNFPA is the United Nations sexual and reproductive health agency. Their mission is to deliver a world where every pregnancy is wanted, every childbirth is safe and every young person's potential is fulfilled. They work with partners in more than 150 countries...

    Posted by Board Administrator

    6 April 2024

  • Manukau Branch Members at Gabriela One Billion Rising IWD Event

    Two members of the Manukau Branch of NCW attended the International Women's Day multicultural event on 8 March 2024 held by the Filipino alliance of women's organisations called Gabriela Aotearoa. The event was part of the "One Billion Rising" celebration for 2024. According to their website: "We rise through dance to express joy and community and celebrate the fact that we have not been defeated by violence [against women]. We rise to show we are determined to create a new kind of...

    Posted by Judi Goldsworthy

    5 April 2024

  • In Memoriam: Jean Fuller

    Jean Fuller 6 September 1934 – 5 March 2024 Born in Auckland, Jean grew up on a farm in Tuakau. Attending Auckland University, Jean graduated with an MA in English then taught at Hamilton Girl’s High School. With her husband Geoff, Jean settled in Karori where they had two boys. Once they had grown up, Jean returned to the workforce. Jean embraced computer technology at a time when most people didn’t want to know how to use them, learning computer...

    Posted by Beryl Anderson

    26 March 2024

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