e3 Project Final Event On Thursday 23 March, the final event of the e3 project took place at Genesis Cinema in Stepney Green. There were around 400 guests, including over Read the full article…
EOU International Women’s Day 2017: Women in Asylum
International Women’s Day Event Wed 8th March 2017 16:00-19:00 Women in Asylum: Safeguarding and Support Location: London Met University To mark International Women’s Day 2017, the Evelyn Oldfield Unit Read the full article…
Women in Asylum: Safeguarding and Support
To mark International Women’s Day 2017, the Evelyn Oldfield Unit is looking at the challenges facing women asylum seekers in the UK, and how these can be overcome. As part Read the full article…
EOU E-bulletin – February 2017
Read our e-bulletin for the latest information and updates on all our projects. Learn about our ESOL classes, workshops, events and activities which provide support and capacity building opportunities to Read the full article…
Evelyn Oldfield Unit Annual General Meeting
Please arrive at 5.30pm in order to register and sign in! Please book here The Evelyn Oldfield Unit hereby gives notice to its members and supporters that the Annual General Read the full article…
11 Women Trained at Women in Parliament Train the Trainer workshop!
11 women trained at our Women in Parliament Train the Trainer Workshop yesterday! Thousands of BAMER women will be reached through these 11 women!
Bid Writing Workshop 4th October
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Women in Parliament – Train the Trainer
Women in Parliament – Train the Trainer, Wednesday 28th September Closing date for applications 16th September Do you wish you could understand better how Parliament works for women? Do you Read the full article…
EOU E-Bulletin May 20th 2016 Issue no. 30
Access to Health and Mental Health Care for Refugee and Asylum Seeking Women
click here to book on eventbrite Ensuring Health Care and Mental Health Care services are accessible and equally beneficial to refugee and asylum seeking (RAS) women requires an informed strategy. Read the full article…