Women's Collective Ireland

WCI -Liffey Valley Survey

A small message from the new Coordinator of WCI Liffey Valley Anna Taaffe.Anna and her team would love if you could take the time to share your opinions to help support them to identify what kind of work/events/actions/programmes you would like to see from WCI Liffey...

WCI visit EU Parliament

Women's Collective Ireland board and staff had an amazing two days in Brussels visiting EU Parliament.What a fantastic trip of meetings and feminist conversations on issues affecting grassroots women such as:•Accessing employment and further education •Mental Health...

Women’s Collective Ireland host Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald

Women's Collective Ireland were delighted to host Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald and Sinn Fein TD Mark Ward in our National premises.Vibrant discussions took place with Ailbhe Smyth (WCI Patron), WCI National Team and Mary Lou McDonald & Team on recognising...

October Recap

October was a Spooktacular month full of events, meetings, trainings, presentations and more happening at WCI across the country! Another busy month is ahead of us. Contact a WCI Project in your area to see what's happening in the next few weeks. [video width="1920"...

September Recap

September was full of events, meetings, trainings, presentations, reports and more happening at WCI across the country! Another busy month of autumn is ahead of us. Contact a WCI Project in your area to see what's happening in the next few weeks. [video width="800"...

Women’s Collective Ireland (WCI) launches its 2022-2026 Strategic Plan and unveils new name and logo

Since its inception in January 2011, as an alternative grassroots women’s structure when the 17 local Women’s Community Development Projects amalgamated under one national legal structure, WCI has continued to develop and evolve through a many changes and challenges. With this journey in mind, the new strategic plan reflects our evolution as a Collective with a new name and visual identity and frames our direction for the coming years.

Findings from NCCWN Impact Survey – Women During Covid 19

Findings from WCI Impact Survey – Women during Covid 19

NCCWN Impact Survey – Women During Covid 19 was undertaken to gauge the impact COVID-19 has had on women in Ireland. Read the key findings

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The vision of WCI is an Ireland where women in all our diversity are flourishing.

NCCWN STEPS Programme is underway in 10 locations Lucan/Balgaddy, Tallaght, North Clondalkin, Dun Laoghaire/Rathdown, Limerick, Donegal, North Leitrim, Mullingar, Monaghan, South Kerry and Limerick. Register your interest for 2021.

WCI Limerick – Women and Politics

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Women's Collective Ireland - Limerick are asking Limerick women to consider running for local election in 2024.On Tuesday December 6th at 6pm in The Hunt Museum Café Women’s Collective Ireland - Limerick will host an information and networking event for women across...

WCI Limerick – Untold Stories launch

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Women's Collective Ireland - Limerick are delighted to share that on Monday December 5th at 10am in Limerick City Gallery of Art they will launch UNTOLD STORIES: a collection of poems and short stories written by local women. They have been working with various groups...

WCI Monaghan – Upcoming Events

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WCI Monaghan's upcoming events *Reset with Mairead Flynn VIA ZOOM & Cavan and Monaghan Education and Training Board - CMETB *Soap Making ( Morn & Afternoon session) With Monaghan County Libraries *Monaghan Women's Assembly Plenary - Monaghan Women’s Assembly...

NCCWN were delighted to be successful in the second round of ESF PEIL funding. From 2014-2019 NCCWN engaged with 296 women to support them into employment, education and training through the PEIL STEPS for Women Programme.

STEPS is a free, unique and practical programme which supports women to increase their confidence, build relationships and foster a sense of personal power to shape their lives for future employment or education.

STEPS is available in 10 locations Lucan/Balgaddy, Tallaght, North Clondalkin, Dun Laoghaire/Rathdown, Limerick, Donegal, North Leitrim, Mullingar, Monaghan, and South Kerry. Register your interest for 2022 by contacting us below

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International Women's Day 2020

On Wednesday the 4th of March 2020, the NCCWN Dublin Region celebrated International Women’s Day by hosting “Celebrating Feminism Today In Ireland” event in the Louis Fitzgerald Hotel, Dublin.

Watch the video below for all the highlights of the day or read more here

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International Women's Day 2020

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