Category Archives: IFUW

Are We Willing to Be Radical Enough to Survive?

Posted on 28 February 2012 in IFUW

Forty IFUW members took up the survival challenge during a four-day strategic planning process in Geneva. The outcomes from Thursday morning underlined the urgency with which the organization needs to change in order to be effective. It came clear that … Continue reading →

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The future of the IFUW Blog

Posted on 15 December 2010 in IFUW

The IFUW Blog has been active for one and a half years. We have covered a wide range of topics during this period.  As we look to the future, we would like to continue to write about issues that our … Continue reading →

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“We need a change”

Posted on 20 October 2010 in IFUW

At the 30th Triennial Conference in Mexico, IFUW elected its new leadership team for 2010-2013. In an interview by Michelle Imison, IFUW’s new President Marianne Haslegrave was asked about her ‘vision’ for IFUW and the areas she wants to focus … Continue reading →

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Linking academia and grassroots

Posted on 6 October 2010 in Education, IFUW

Next year, the Women’s World 2011 (WW 2011) will bring together women from around the globe with the theme “Inclusions, exclusions, and seclusion: Living in a globalized world”. One of the conference days will examine how women’s grassroots groups and … Continue reading →

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A Wind of Change

Posted on 8 September 2010 in IFUW

At the IFUW 30th Triennial Conference a new board was elected. Who are the new faces that will lead IFUW for the next three years? Each of them has different backgrounds, experiences and personalities, but they all have one common … Continue reading →

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