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Who We Are

The women4women Network is an independent local community group of women supporting women. We work in the following ways through three underpinning strands:

  • We promote INTEGRATION by supporting women to participate in society, new communities and grow through two-way intercultural awareness.
  • We allow opportunity for women's EMPOWERMENT through personal development, financial skills and career/employment development.
  • We are CATALYSTS FOR CHANGE by supporting women to engage in local community issues, gender equality, political issues and societal issues.
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HIGHLIGHTS

  • Our New Autumn 2022 Programme is out NOW!

    We're delighted to once again offer a wide range of courses and activities. Click on the picture to see the details of our full programme, including all the information you need to register and get involved.

  • Childcare - What Needs to Change?

    For the second event in our work4change series we invited three very interesting speakers to join us to look at how the childcare system in Ireland needs to change to be more effective - for the parents, the children and the childcare workers. To hear what they each had to say GO HERE.

  • "Through My Lens" Photography Exhibit

    Through My Lens was an opportunity for women to develop the skill of using their own smart phones for personal photography as well as focus on their experiences of restrictions during the pandemic. Artist and photographer Ala Buisir (www.alabuisir.com) led workshops on light, composition and editing photos taken on mobile phones. The group was a beautiful combination of Irish and non-Irish women learning together and having opportunity to reflect and express their individual perspectives and experiences of COVID restrictions.

    We are grateful to the Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown Community Small Arts Grant for funding this project in copoeration with the Southside Partnership Women's Programme and the women4women dlr network.

    The launch of the exhibit took place on 16 June 2022 in the Islamic Cultural Centre of Ireland. Go HERE to see a video of the display. The exhibit will be on display in the Deansgrange Library for the month of October.

  • Information for Migrant Women

    migrants4migrants are a voluntary group of women from diverse cultures, who offer a free confidential support/information service to migrants in DLR County in multiple languages. This service is still available online or by phone. Please call Rafika on 087 720 3665 and she will link you with the group.

    READ the information and translated resources about the coronavirus in various languages from HSE.

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