Resources
Welcome to our resources page
NCWGB has a range of resources available and we have brought them together here. These resources have been written by our expert members and colleagues and bring together ideas, wisdom and experience to support everyone working to make women’s voices heard!
Check out our leaflet to help deaf people feel welcome at events. Take a look at the great resources from our NCYW and Network 18-30 groups. Use the links below to download these resources along with our regular Newsletter and invaluable Current Affairs Update.
Toolkit for Events Supporting Young Women from Disadvantaged Backgrounds
A practical guide for youth workers, educators, community organisations, and volunteers
At NCWGB we’re delighted to bring you this practical toolkit. We believe that engaging with girls and young women at an early age, and empowering them to become engaged in lifelong activism, is a priority for strengthening the future of women’s activism and influence over policy.
We recognise that it’s particularly important to hear and to celebrate the voices of young women from disadvantaged backgrounds.
We are very grateful to the International Council of Women for awarding us a Lydie Rossini grant which has meant we have been able to develop this toolkit to share our experience and knowledge.
The toolkit is free to download and we’ve provided the templates separately so they are easy to use.
Download templates:
- Budget for event
- Event evaluation form
- Event facilitator briefing
- Event invitation
- Event planning
- Event full day programme
- Event half day programme
Let us know what you think!
We really want this toolkit to be a dynamic document. So please let us know what you think, how you use the toolkit, what you find useful, what could be added.
Email us at [email protected]
We sincerely hope that you find this toolkit useful and that it encourages more young women to make their voices heard.
Making deaf people feel welcome: a guide to planning your event
NCWGB are committed to engaging with women who are deaf and hard of hearing. We were delighted to be awarded a grant by the International Council of Women to enable us to work with dedicated charities working with people who are deaf. As a result, we have produced a factsheet to help you make sure your event is accessible and welcoming to people who are deaf. It contains highly practical advice and information to make sure your meetings are inclusive and successful for everyone who attends.
International links
Network 18-30
NCYW – Under 18
We value your feedback and suggestions, so please don’t hesitate to get in touch with us if you have any recommendations or comments. We hope you enjoy exploring the resources we have to offer.
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