KMEWO: PULICATIONS
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Al- Nisa Old Annual Report:
Al-Nisa Magazine Issue 18
July 2013
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Al-Nisa Magazine Issue 17
August 2012
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Al-Nisa Magazine Issue 16
October 2011
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Al-Nisa Magazine Issue 15
September 2010
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Al-Nisa Magazine Issue 14
March 2010
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Al-Nisa Magazine Issue 13
July 2009
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Al-Nisa Magazine Issue 12
April 2008
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Al-Nisa Magazine Issue 11
October 2007
Director Sawsan Salim’s welcome and introduction to the Women Learning for Work Event…
Project Coordinator Arinola Oladejo gives an overview of The Women Learning for Work project: how it was delivered, the outcomes and achievements…
Hear the heartfelt testimonies from some of the brave women who engaged on the Project…
Council Leader Kaya Comer- Schwartz highlights the importance of the Council’s collaboration and partnerships…
Sustainability and Development Manager Gona Saed discusses how KMEWO’s service delivery not only survived but grew as a response to the emerging needs brought on by the National Lockdown…
Independent and author of The Women Learning for Work Report, Feride Kubasar speaks out about the success of KMEWO’s delivery of women’s learning services pre-Covid 19…
MP Jeremy Corbyn speaks around educating our young people about the opportunities presented by diversity…
Press Releases
Women Learning For Work Evaluation Report
We are very pleased to present the evaluation report of Women Learning for Work project
and very proud that we have more than achieved what we aimed to deliver. The report only captures a fraction of what we have done.
Lost In Translation, No More !
Report is an independent evaluation of Women Learning for Living project , funded by the Big Lottery –Reaching communities fund in 2012-2015; The report highlights the achievements of 686 women who attended on 1084 occasions.
Women were engaged in 95 activities over the three years, delivered from 20 different community venues.
The majority of the women taking part in the project were of working age , residents of north London, many were helped with Employability and CV updating, IT skills and Confidence Building. 85% of the women said their confidence has is increased, 38% used took part in more than one activity and 80% asked for more classes and courses.
Kurdish and Middle Eastern Women’s Organisation
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