International Women’s Day

For International Women’s Day, we celebrate the power and promise of women

Young women are being held back by inequality, sexist attitudes – and right now, by the struggle to get by from day to day. Imagine what more young women could achieve with all their potential.

Support a young woman you know who is on her way to achieving great things. As an employer. As a colleague. As a friend. As a parent. As a partner.

Actions you can take to support a young woman in your life.

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If you are looking for an organisation to support for this coming International Women’s Day, why not join forces with us and make a statement about your company’s commitment to gender equality?

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Actions you can take to support young women

As a friend, a colleague, a boss, a parent or partner, there are actions you can take to support a young woman in your life who is on her way to achieving great things.

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Fundraise for young women

Fundraise and help fund our services to create real change for young women.

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Deliver a talk at an event or at work

Take the opportunity to deliver a talk at work about the inequalities young women face.

Use our presentation to help guide the discussion.

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Pay it forward

Stand in solidarity with young women all year round.

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Wear a ‘Trust In Women’ t-shirt with pride

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What is International Women’s Day?

International Women’s Day (8 March) is a global day recognising the achievements of women and calling for women’s equality. The theme of International Women’s Day 2024 is #InspireInclusion.

It is important to get involved with Young Women’s Trust because they do care, they listen to and address real concerns that young women are affected by. They commit to doing whatever they possibly can. They involve young women directly rather than just speaking on their behalf. They make good things happen for young women.

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