TRUST WOMEN CONFERNCE, 17-18 NOVEMBER,LONDON

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The Conference will be action oriented with the participants pledging some actions "

"Trust Women delegates take action and forge tangible commitments to empower women worldwide and to fight modern-day slavery. At each conference, speakers and delegates propose innovative solutions to address social challenges. We call them actions."

 

Some of the speakers

Cherie Blair

Lawyer and founder of the Cherie Blair Foundation for Women

Kathy Calvin

President and Chief Executive Officer, United Nations Foundation

Jean Baderschneider

CEO, Global Fund to End Slavery

Mabel van Oranje

Initiator and Chair, Girls Not Brides

 

DAY 1

How to keep girls in school

How to reach the top: fostering women leaders

Women under extremist rule, from ISIS to Boko Haram

Trust Women Actions

DAY 2

 

Powerful stories of survival

Using data to fight slavery

Cleaning the supply chain of slave labour

During the conference the following awards will be given:

Trust Women Awards

The Trust Women Awards honour exceptional individuals who have raised awareness and provided real solutions to the challenges faced by women worldwide.

Trust Women Hero Award

The Trust Women Hero Award celebrates an innovator whose bold thinking and high-impact work has helped women defend and advance their rights. Nominations are made by the public: last year, we received 160 outstanding nominations from over 50 countries. Candidates are judged based on their leadership and the innovation, impact and scalability of their work.

 

VISIT THE WEB SITE OF THE CONFERENCE AT http://www.trustwomenconf.com/?source=hpTrust

 

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