Introducing... "Faith and value creation: what is the future of faith and gender?" a webinar in collaboration with Global Exchange on Religion in Society and funded by the European Union. Join us for a conversation about the intersection between gender and faith with our guest speakers and a Q&A.

R.E.A.L. project: Platform for capacity building of refugee led organisations in Europe -KICKOFFEVENT where can Be informed about the project and how to participate in it. Space to share your needs and expertise Get connected to community leaders like you Be a part of New Women Connectors network

To seize the opportunity of Refugee Week, we are bringing together refugee leaders from around the globe to lead the discussion and to showcase our achievements and the challenges we face.

New Women Leaders Hackathon: In-line with International Women's Day Theme and our work of Leading Resilience "Celebrate women's achievement. Raise awareness against bias. Take action for equality"

Hosted by Overseas Progressive Pakistanis and New Women Connectors

During Refugee week 2020; We want to create the conversation on migration and anti-migration; racism and xenophobia and how they will be dealt with by politics and societies worldwide. Especially take into account the recent event in the USA.

Hosted by Kiron Open Higher Education, New Women Connectors and Migration Hub

The Aim is to feed “Our” side of the story–Our Narratives to the Policies affecting and impacting the ones who are “Vulnerable” and Why. The objective is also to highlight and raise the visibility and voice of the ones who are “Resilient’.

A series of a collaboration of New Women Connectors with The Code To Change for social and economic inclusion. A gender perspective is a key element in designing measures and policies aimed at integrating migrant and refugees into the host society.

A symposium for and by refugee & migrant women by New Women Connectors and BAK, basis voor actuele kunst, Utrecht WITH: Anila Noor, Milka Yemane, Pravini Baboeram, Geraldine Moodley, Shaza Al Hariwi, Amanda Paz Alcenar, Yvette Ruzibiza, Melody Deldjou Fard, Maria Hlavajova, Abdulaal Hussein and Paul