2020 PWW-NZ Conference: Disability and Women

2020 PWW-NZ Conference Disability and Women

Creating a level playing field for ALL women in Aotearoa New Zealand
Saturday 28th November | 1 pm to 6 pm | Via Zoom

Join the conversation, listen to the experiences and issues disabled women face in Aotearoa New Zealand.

This conference is an opportunity for disabled women to share and non-disabled to listen and stand in solidarity.
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Pacific Women's Watch (New Zealand) is a Non-Governmental Organisation in Special Consultative Status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (UN ECOSOC) with the overarching aim is to monitor, review and report on the status of women in New Zealand. In particular, we are unique in representing women across the diversity of cultures making New Zealand their home but who suffer social or economic disadvantage or any kind of marginalization, and struggle to have their voices heard. Please, if you are comfortable, share with us more information about yourself.
Do you identify as disabled?

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If you identified as disabled, is your disability

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If you identified as disabled, is your disability

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Please, if applicable, specify your access needs:
Please, select all the intersectionalities that apply to you.

I am Maori I am a migrant I am a refugee or displaced I am part of the LGBTQI community I am older I live in a rural area I am Pasifika I am religious/spiritual I am a survivor of domestic violence I am a survivor of sexual violence I am disabled I am or have been in prison I live with HIV-AIDS I face racial issues
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2020 PWW-NZ Conference Disability and Women

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