Join us on this Wednesday 24th May, at 1pm (AST) for our Regional Webinar: A Multi-stakeholder Approach to Promoting Child Rights & Protection. 📲Register today: bit.ly/childrightscar… #Caribbean #ChildrenRights #Partnership pic.twitter.com/hgtyBhXBFA
CARIBBEAN
Caribbean Women in Leadership (CIWiL) is a non-partisan and independent, flagship networking organization committed to advancing women’s transformational leadership, and to increase the numbers of women in leadership and decision making in political and civic life.
CIWIL works with activists, female parliamentarians, development professionals, and national gender machineries to train and support women across the region as they seek elected office or assume other positions of leadership.
ANTIGUA & BARBUDA – FEMPRENEUR FUND
The 3-month initiative of the Antigua & Barbuda chapter aims to provide financial support, mentorship, and resources to women entrepreneurs who are making a difference in their industries. We believe in the power of female-led businesses to drive innovation, create change, and inspire the next generation of leaders.
CIWiL at SIDS4 International Conference
Join CIWiL at the 4th International Conference on Small Island Developing States. Our side event, which is of significant importance, will address the current architecture of climate financing for SIDS, including barriers that affect access to SIDS at the global level, as well as gendered and intersectional implications at the local level.
I LEAD: STORIES OF CARIBBEAN WOMEN LEADERS
In line with CIWiL’s mission to advance women’s transformational leadership at the national and regional levels, this publication introduces children to gender equality, human rights, empowerment of women and girls, transformational leadership, and related concepts through a combination of short explanatory writings, narratives of the life and works of women leaders from CARICOM member states, as well as stimulating activities.
We promote that women be fully involved in the decision-making processes that impact their lives – and play a role in the critique, understanding, and practice of leadership in the Caribbean.