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The Bill of Rights Forum is now up and running and the women’s sector has a seat at the table. This seminar is designed to find out what women want from their representatives on the forum.
Thursday 28 June 2007
Thursday 28 June 2007
10.00am
1.00pm - followed by lunch
NICVA- 61 Duncairn Gardens Belfast
Free
Conference
What is happening at the Forum and what do women want to come out of the Forum? Do we want women to have a separate section in the Bill of Rights as well as mainstreaming of rights throughout?
A briefing/discussion on these issues is taking place on Thursday 28 June from 10 – 1 (lunch included) at NICVA, Duncairn Gardens, Belfast.
The draft programme for the day includes:
Why the Bill of Rights is important for women. How it can be used and what the key issues for women can be
What women have said in submissions to the Bill of Rights consultation
Update on Bill of Rights Forum and their working groups/outreach strategies
What are our key demands and what do women want to be included in the working groups
To register, contact info@wrda.net or telephone WRDA at 9023 0212 by Monday 25 June
This event has been funded through Awards for All
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