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Women's Festival 2024
The festival attendee spots now all reserved, but there's a waitlist!
Women’s Network is marking its 40th anniversary since incorporation by reviving the PEI Women’s Festival. Women and non-binary folk (18+), join us May 17 and 18 at the Delta Hotel in Charlottetown!
The report and recommendations are out
Women's Network PEI, as part of WGLI, helps make the case for Basic Income Guarantee
Economists and researchers, public servants, politicians, and advocates from Prince Edward Island and across the country have collaborated to design a feasible and progressive guaranteed basic income program for our province.
Survivor-Led in Practice: Supporting Intersectional Expertise and Leadership in the GBV Sector
A two-day virtual forum
Save the dates: February 6-7! This Learning Network virtual forum will bring together service providers, organizational leaders, and community advocates to reflect on what it means to be survivor. WNPEI's Pam Atkinson is one of the speakers.
Women's Festival 2024 is in the Works
Thank you, survey participants!
WNPEI has wrapped up the survey of past Women’s Festivals attendees, performers, organizers, and other interested folks. We are extending a heartfelt thank-you to everyone who participated.
S.T.R.I.D.E. Gathering for Survivors of Gender-Based Violence
Do you want to help build a community of healing, advocacy and support?
Join us for a social gathering to build meaningful connections, create change, learn about healing and support other survivors of GBV on November 30!
Wild Hub Registration Now Open
First session is on Thursday, September 28
Women’s Network and PEI Wild Child Forest School are teaming up again this year to offer Wild Hub program for 12-15-year-olds. This fun and educational program is free for all participants.
Girls At Bat Registration Now Open!
Free baseball camp for girls and gender-expansive youth ages 9-13
Registration required
Paid Sick Leave Legislation
Our call to government to support the proposed legislation
This legislation would support low-wage workers, often women, care workers, cashiers, cleaners, and servers. Access to paid sick days could lessen the economic burden faced by women, who are likely to be the ones to need time off work.
In Reach Program
Rural Community Meet-Up for Women and Gender-Diverse People
Monthly meetings begin in December 2022 and will run in 3 rural locations across PEI.