Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life is a series of events raising money for research into all 200 types of cancer. Why take part in a 10k? The Race for Life is a totally non-competitive, pressure-free event that people of all ages and abilities take part in. We recommend our 5k events to anyone who...Read More
Women’s cancer charity, The Eve Appeal, is holding their annual Make Time for Tea campaign this March for Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. To get involved, simply register for your free fundraising pack by clicking the link below or by giving the Eve Team a call on 020 7605 0100 and host your very own tea...Read More
Your skills and experience could make all the difference to a woman entrepreneur in a low-income country – and provide a unique learning opportunity for you too! A unique opportunity Three times each year, the Cherie Blair Foundation for Women invites outstanding business professionals and entrepreneurs to join its Mentoring Programme as mentors. Both men...Read More
In Diverse Company, an organisation supporting businesses to develop their diversity and inclusion agendas, is launching a global mentoring programme for women; Women’s Future. Women’s Future launches on International Women’s Day – 8th March 2019. It is being kicked off with a series of short, online interactive workshops and also live interviews hosted by Founder,...Read More
UK women’s rights charity Womankind Worldwide are calling for an increase support to those affected by land grabs in rural Uganda in a new campaign titled Reclaiming Stolen Livelihoods. All donations made to their ‘Reclaiming Stolen Livelihoods’ campaign between today and the 28th of May 2019, will be doubled by the UK Government as part...Read More
Join NSPCC for an evening in the company of Clare Balding and inspirational women from Sport, Media and Business. Trailblazers will be an exclusive experience for guests to attend an evening celebrating female talent in the Sporting, Media and Business worlds. The evening will start with a Q&A hosted by Clare in conversation with three...Read More
Emma Leering, CEO of United Amayi As a strong-willed, independent youngster, I always knew that I didn’t want a traditional job. I didn’t like the thought of working for someone else, and couldn’t picture myself as a solicitor, doctor, shop owner, or anything else careers advisors spoke of. On top of that, I also have...Read More
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and to commemorate it, WeAreTheCity will be profiling a variety of different women who all carry the BRCA1 or 2 gene mutation. These mutations give the carrier a 75 per cent chance of developing breast or ovarian cancers. It is a hereditary gene, which can be passed down through...Read More
