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Title: "Women's History Month: The Women’s Agenda and the EU"
When: Wednesday, March 17th, 07:30 PM
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All are welcome. You do not need to be a Labour Party or Labour Movement for Europe member in order to attend. However, if you can, join us as a member here (from as little as £5).
Chairing:
- Jackie Jones, former Labour MEP & Professor of Feminist Legal Studies at the University of the West of England, now Labour's Welsh Parliamentary candidate for Preseli Pembrokeshire
Speakers:
- Joanna Maycock, General Secretary of The European Women's Lobby, the largest umbrella organization of women's associations in the European Union
- Dr Grainne Healy, the co-director of Yes Equality, which successfully campaigned for a "Yes" vote in the Republic of Ireland's 2015 referendum on legalising gay marriage
- Tulip Siddiq, Shadow Minister for Children and Early Years and Labour MP for Hampstead and Kilburn
- Zita Gurmai, President of the Party of European Socialists (PES) Women, Vice-President of the Foundation for European Progressive Studies (FEPS) think tank and MEP for the Hungarian Socialist Party
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Watch our previous webinars
UK-EU Relations: How can Labour supporters remain connected with the EU Progressive Family?
No deal/bare bones Brexit: A conversation with Richard Corbett, Seb Dance & Christabel Cooper
How will Brexit affect your healthcare? (Jointly held with the Socialist Health Association London region)
Why is antisemitism rising in the UK & across Europe? (Jointly held with Jewish Labour Movement)
How should Labour respond to the incoming bare bones/no deal Brexit?
Brexit: The unanswered questions (Jointly held with Labour Party Irish Society and Labour for a European Future)
How will Brexit affect workers’ rights?
How can Labour challenge the Tory Brexit disaster: A Conversation with Richard Corbett - the last leader of Labour in the EU
What would a no deal Brexit mean for Women, the BAME community and people with Disabilities? (Jointly held with BAME Labour, Disability Labour and Fabian Women)
What would a no deal Brexit mean for LGBT+ people? (Jointly held with LGBT+ Labour and Rainbow Rose)
Coronavirus: A European Response
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