Report Launch: North-South Cooperation to tackle Violence Against Women

On Tuesday 26th November, the National Women's Council and Women's Aid Federation NI will launch North-South Cooperation to tackle Violence Against Women Report.

The report is the culmination of a joint project by the National Women’s Council and Women’s Aid Federation Northern Ireland in leading the All Island Violence Against Women Working Group, supported by the Department of Foreign Affairs' Shared Island Civic Society Fund.

This initiative builds on years of collaborative work through the All-Island Women’s Forum, strengthening relationships between key organizations in both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. It amplifies the voices of survivors and emphasizes the critical need for continued cross-border action to address intimate partner violence. This initiative builds on years of collaborative work through the All-Island Women’s Forum, strengthening relationships between key organizations in both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. It amplifies the voices of survivors and emphasizes the critical need for continued cross-border action to address intimate partner violence.

The launch of North-South Cooperation to tackle Violence Against Women marks a significant milestone in addressing violence against women across both jurisdictions. It highlights the ongoing challenges posed by the border in providing consistent support to survivors and underscores the importance of unified efforts.

If you require ISL interpretation, please confirm attendance with Susan McCormack, [email protected] by Friday,15th of November. Please also advise Susan if you have any accessibility requirements. This will help us in our preparations for the event.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

The Atrium, Department of Justice, 51 Saint Stephen's Green, Dublin, Ireland