Inform WCI’s Submission on the National Strategy for Women & Girls

Women's Collective Ireland want your voice heard in the upcoming National Strategy for Women and Girls! WCI are asking as many people as possible to get involved with our survey, to let us know what gender equality in Ireland looks like for you. WCI will be submitting...

WCI Attend Solidarity and Struggle: Affirming Equality, Civil Society and Democracy

WCI's National Development Officer, Eithne Dunne, recently had the pleasure of catching up with WCI's Patron Ailbhe Smyth. The two caught at last weeks Solidarity and Struggle: Affirming Equality, Civil Society and Democracy event held in Maynooth, which was funded by...

Women’s Collective Ireland are seeking to hire a Project Worker

Women's Collective Ireland are now recruiting for the position of Project Worker. The position requires the candidate to work 18 hours per week. The successful applicant will be based in the WCI Tallaght office located in Unit 16A, Brookfield Enterprise Centre,...

Women’s Collective Ireland are seeking to hire a Coordinator

Women's Collective Ireland are now recruiting for the position of Coordinator. The position requires the candidate to work 28 hours per week. The successful applicant will be based in the WCI Clare office on Clon Road Business Park, Ennis, Co. Clare, V95 R8YT....

Summer Time With WCI

It's the summer time!   Throughout the summer (and the year) many of you may have had the opportunity to get involved with some exciting events and classes with the Projects of Women's Collective Ireland. Staff got creative when creating their rosters, jampacking...

Women’s Collective Ireland are recruiting for a Project Worker

Women's Collective Ireland are now recruiting for the position of Project Worker. The position is being offered on a part-time contract, and requires the candidate to work 17.5 hours per week. The successful applicant will be based in the WCI Clare, Clon Road Business...
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Women’s Collective Ireland Welcome Visitors from Boston

Women's Collective Ireland recently welcomed visitors from Tufts University, Boston.   The group from Boston, were members of Tufts University's Women in International Relations, founded in 2019 to explore opportunities for women in international relations (IR). WIIR...

WCI Staff Graduate from UCD’s Women, Gender & Social Justice Programme

  Last week, Women's Collective Ireland celebrated as 3 members of staff graduated with a Level 7 Certificate from the University College of Dublin.   Continuing the 25 year old partnership UCD Associate Dean, Dr Aideen Quilty, and WCI Ronanstown Coordinator, Sinead...

WCI Ronanstown attend launch of (UCD) Community Engagement Report 2022-2023

WCI Ronanstown Coordinator, Sinead Mahon, recently attended the launch of University College Dublin (UCD) Community Engagement Report 2022-2023. Sinead had the privilege of speaking alongside Associate Professor Aideen Quilty about WCI Ronanstowns partnership with...

Women’s Collective Ireland Limerick Publish Informative Canvassing Card

Yesterday WCI Limerick published an informative canvassing card, created to assist grassroots women in discussing the issues that matter to them with their local and European election candidates.   The canvassing card, based on feedback WCI Limerick received from...

WCI Events

PEIL WCI Steps to Employment for Women Programme

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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