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with Engender's work in Europe Engender blog Stay up to date with Engender's work in Europe Engender sits on the United Kingdom Joint Committee on Women , which represents the UK at the European Women's Lobby. In June our

Home Engender blog | European Women's Forum: For a feminist Europe Engender blog European Women's Forum: For a feminist Europe Earlier this summer our Executive Director Emma Ritch attended the General Assembly of the

blog | Doing feminism in Europe Engender blog Doing feminism in Europe I spent last weekend at the European Women's Lobby general assembly in Brussels. The Lobby is the largest European umbrella of women's organisations,

with Engender's work in Europe Engender blog Stay up to date with Engender's work in Europe Engender sits on the United Kingdom Joint Committee on Women , which represents the UK at the European Women's Lobby. In June our

Home Engender blog | European Women's Forum: For a feminist Europe Engender blog European Women's Forum: For a feminist Europe Earlier this summer our Executive Director Emma Ritch attended the General Assembly of the

blog | Doing feminism in Europe Engender blog Doing feminism in Europe I spent last weekend at the European Women's Lobby general assembly in Brussels. The Lobby is the largest European umbrella of women's organisations,

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on company boards in 11 European countries, including the United Kingdom, since the EWL’s first Progress Report on Women on Boards in 2012 – which was awarded the European Public Affairs Award for Report of the Year 2012.

on company boards in 11 European countries, including the United Kingdom, since the EWL’s first Progress Report on Women on Boards in 2012 – which was awarded the European Public Affairs Award for Report of the Year 2012.