This month’s amazing woman changing the world is Christianne Boudreau founder of Mothers for Life. Christianne was personally affected by the impact of radicalization processes in her own family. She gives her own time and experiences to support other families facing similar challenges. Christianne shares her story while advising other mothers and policymakers on prevention and intervention strategies for… Read More
Asian Mums Network won funding from the Institute of Strategic Dialogue and Google.org to develop an Internet safety campaign and tools for parents, in particular, targeting mums from hard to reach communities. During our scoping phase, we wanted to connect with European partners and gauge what issues families and young people across Europe faced in… Read More
Be Internet Citizens training program developed by ISD, Google and YouTube. The impact of radicalisation and violent extremism has a devastating effect on our communities. Terror attacks not only lead to the loss of life, it tears our society apart, and leaves scars for generations creating an environment of distrust between communities. It is within this environment… Read More
Asian mums work is currently carrying out a survey targeted at women and mums to gauge the knowledge and behaviours with regards to Internet safety awareness in the household. Mothers are already feeding back that it can be hard to manage the online attitude and behaviours of teenagers and in particular when they are gaming.… Read More
February 6, 2018, marked safer Internet day across the globe. Gabriel Commissioner for Digital Economy and Society launched an EU wide series of initiatives entitled #SaferInternet4EU. This means that throughout 2018 Internet safety campaigns and initiatives from across Europe will work with children young people parent’s teachers and strive to empower communities to be responsible… Read More
Cyber Safe Zone and Alhambra Women’s Network – Internet Safety Awareness project launched this year – 2018. We want to make mums, grandmothers and women from as many communities as possible, social media and tech-savvy. Women and parents are increasingly being left out in the digital world our children navigate this world like internet natives. The… Read More
***Had a baby in the last 3 years? Get involved and share your experiences to help transform maternity care*** The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) has a Women and Families Involvement Group that forms part of our work around the National Maternity and Perinatal Audit (NMPA). This group, which consists equally of representatives… Read More
Zohra which derives from the word goddess of music in Persian is an all-female Afghan orchestra. On January 24, 2017, Zohra played to more than 1000 international leaders at the world economic forum at Davos in Switzerland. Afghanistan has a 1000-year-old musical heritage however under the Taliban Afghans were banned from listening to or even… Read More
In 2017 Asian Mums Network interviewed Mala Thapar an Asian mum whos eldest son was two years old when he was diagnosed with Autism and both her and her husband knew nothing about Autism and during the diagnosis; a panel of three advised them to do their own research after handing a leaflet. Despite contacting… Read More
Get super digital media skills for your Women’s NGO or Charity. Reach more communities and people that you support and save lots of money and time with handy tips. We will be covering Twitter and Facebook how to host and create your website on a budget. Finding support and services from $5. How to access… Read More
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