We were delighted to see Soroptimist International Great Britain and Ireland (SIGBI) President Gillie O’Rourke featured as one of the experts in Stylist Magazine‘s leading article on the impact of the budget on women. As one of the leading organisations representing women around the World, we are pleased to see our recommendations being recognised. Read
Soroptimists were mentioned on the floor of the House this month by MP for Stafford Leigh Ingham. Ms Ingham has been a supporter of Stafford Soroptimists and [tag] Children Heard and Seen’ charity for their work to raise awareness of the impact on children when their parents, and particularly their mothers, are imprisoned. Stafford Soroptimists
Ballina Soroptimists have made a “Climate Change” Quilt which will be presented to COP 30 Climate Summmit by former Irish President Mary Robinson. Read the full article in the Irish Times.
Great to see Soroptimist International Great Britain and Ireland (SIGBI) President Ruth Healey’s practical and sensible approach to driverless taxis featured in today’s Daily Express. As driverless taxis begin to move from concept to reality, one thing must be non-negotiable: women’s safety. Technology alone doesn’t guarantee trust. A gender impact assessment can help ensure that
Ruth Healey featured in an article in Darlington Magazine for International Women’s Month. Read article here.
SI Barbados was in Barbados Today, for their work in feeding the homeless as part of the SIGBI Day of Action: Read the article SI Providenciales were in the Sun, Turks & Caicos, for their celebrations of Mothers Day: Read the article WEEFM celebrated SI Grenada’s achievements: Read the article
SI Esperance were in the Trinidad and Tobago Guardian for their “Advocate for Change” programme as part of the Orange the World campaign. Read the article
SI St Vincent were featured in the St Vincent Times for their programme of activities to celebrate International Women’s Day 2024. Read the article
Read the excellent article below about Soroptimist International and in particular SI Thames Valley and SI High Wycombe. This was part of a series on womens’ organisations in the Buckinghamshire area: Part 1 Part 2
