The Global Women’s Network (GWN) is the wikipedia of women's and girls' organizations. We strive to be the largest collaborative information source on women’s and girls’ organizations operating around the world. We create a virtual space for organizations working on issues related to women and girls to connect, collaborate, and create change at the local, national, and global level. GWN is in need of volunteers, what we call wiki-activists, to contribute to our site by adding information on women's and girls' organizations. By becoming a wiki-activist you can research organizations, educate yourself on the issues they work on, and contribute to the site by including them on the Global Women's Network. It's simple (no technological experience is needed), it's fun, and your work will help us become the largest and most in-depth information source on women's and girls' organizations around the world. Create an account, check out our user guide, and become a wiki-activist today!
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Women Deliver is a global advocacy organization that brings together voices from around the world to call for improved health and well being for girls and women.
Women Deliver 2013 is expected to have more than 5,ooo participants from Ministries of Health, Finance and Development Cooperation, Parliaments, leading civil society organizations, global companies, media and more. More than 120 concurrent sessions, high-level plenaries, ministerial and parliamentarian forums, and skills building workshops will inspire and inform your work to build a better world for girls and women.
I AM THAT GIRL is a community that seeks to seeks to combat the influence of negative media on girls' perceptions of themselves and the world around them and inspire girls to discover their innate worth and purpose.
2012/12/27 A young Indian woman who is fighting for her life after being gang raped 11 days ago on a moving bus has been shifted to Singapore’s Mount Elizabeth hospital. Read more at The Wall Street Journal