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Swansea’s African Community Centre shines at Welsh Charity Awards
Two volunteers from Swansea’s African Community Centre have been recognised at the Welsh Charity Awards, highlighting the organisation’s growing role…
Swansea women to share powerful stories of climate and migration
A group of migrant and refugee women in Swansea are taking part in a powerful new project that connects their…
Bluetits founder honoured on the Women’s Hour Power List: Women in Sport 2023
Sian Richardson, founder of The Bluetits Chill Swimmers, a worldwide network of cold-water swimmers and dippers, has been named as…
Pembrokeshire woman who manages major Swansea office construction site says more women should join her in industry
25-year-old Chelbie Jones has been with construction firm Bouygues UK for the past six years and advises any woman who…
Welsh entrepreneur to headline House of Lords female empowerment event
Bernie Davies will be at the heart of the two-day event called 'Women Mastering Change'.
Schoolgirls explore their potential in STEM
In acknowledgement of International Day of Women and Girls in Science, a team of staff from University of Wales Trinity…
New Year – New Future – for women wanting to switch careers into tech
Women in areas of South Wales who are interested in starting a new career in technology are being encouraged to…
Welsh gender equality charity Chwarae Teg appoints new Chief Executive Officer
Lucy Reynolds has been appointed as Chief Executive of Chwarae Teg and will take up her role on 27th February,…
Inspirational diversity advisor given ambassador for peace award
An inspirational entrepreneur and bestselling author from Wales has been honoured with a prestigious award by the Universal Peace Federation…
Welsh schoolgirls given insight into STEM careers
250 female pupils from schools across southwest Wales have been offered taster sessions in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths)…
Alternative careers for girls highlighted in Swansea
Careers in science, technology, engineering and maths are not just for boys, was the message at an alternative careers event…