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URI founders around the world recognized that the leadership of women is essential, so we are committed to the equitable participation of women and men in all aspects of URI.

More than 1500 members in 40 Cooperation Circles are devoted to projects for women, which focus on domestic violence prevention and counseling, job and skills training, gender equality, education and more. In 2010, eleven CCs joined together to launch a new URI Women's Coalition MCC including CCs focused on women's issues as well as CCs that support and encourage women's leadership on these issues.  This new MCC will help create a platform for joint activities, advocacy, communication and sharing of resources; strengthen and support existing women’s CCs; and align with other organizations that share our vision.

Label: Featured Cooperation Circles

Center for Religious Tolerance CC

North America,
400 members

Seeds of Peace CC

Asia,
45 members

Kiran CC Islamabad

Asia,
75 members

Egypt Women Empowerment Boosters (EWEB) CC

Middle East and North Africa,
7 members

Rohini CC

Asia,
7 members

Ibteda Foundation CC

Asia,
100 members

Comfort CC

Africa,
7 members

Roots CC

Asia,
7 members

Beyond SARHAD

Asia,
9 members

Jordanian Association for Orphans & Widows Care CC

Middle East and North Africa,
9 members

United for Palestine

Middle East and North Africa,
8 members

Mujeres Artesanas CC

Latin America and the Caribbean,
7 members

Women's Interfaith Circle of Service CC

North America,
15 members

A.S.R.E.F.L.U. CC

Africa,
40 members

Women Reborn CC

Middle East and North Africa,
10 members

The Pilgrimage Project CC

Multi-Region,
13 members

Banglanet CC

Asia,
20 members

Women's Interfaith Network of the URI CC

Multi-Region,
25 members

Women helping Women

Middle East and North Africa,
9 members

Hayat-E-Nou (New Life) CC

Asia,
7 members

Unity for Peace Group CC

Asia,
25 members

Ekta Sangathan CC

Asia,
8 members

BETHAK-Pakistan

Asia,
26 members

Aflaiai (Eterno)

Latin America and the Caribbean,
8 members

MENA JAM CC (Middle East & North Africa Youth Leadership Jam)

Middle East and North Africa,
11 members

Women for Peace CC

Africa,
29 members

Campinas CC

Latin America and the Caribbean,
20 members

Palestinian Women for Peace Society CC

Middle East and North Africa,
10 members

Women and Spirituality CC

Multi-Region,
26 members

WIN Foundation (Women’s Interfaith Network) CC

Southeast Asia and the Pacific,
27 members

Social Care Youth Initiative

Africa,
11 members

Blantyre CC

Africa,
30 members

Trust WIN CC

Middle East and North Africa,
10 members

Lahore Pakistan CC

Asia,
18 members

Women's Coalition MCC

Multi-Region,
7 members

Mahila Chetna Kendra CC

Asia,
8 members

Iris Women CC

Middle East and North Africa,
8 members

Flowers of Peace Women's CC

Asia,
12 members

Escola Ntwananu Matola -RIO CC

Africa,
13 members

MADA (Horizon) CC

Middle East and North Africa,
10 members

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May 7, 2013 3:43 PM

URI’s Women’s Initiative Finds Conditions Troubling For Women in Three African Nations

A representative of URI's Women's Initiative in Africa finds conditions troubling for the women of three African nations, leading to calls for greater training, connections and support. 

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April 25, 2013 10:39 AM

URI WOMEN India Condemns Brutal Rape of 5-Year-Old Child in Delhi

URI WOMEN INDIA strongly condemns a horrifying act of brutality against a five-year-old girl in Delhi, India. 

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April 23, 2013 9:12 AM

Nour Nahleh Becomes Women’s Initiative Coordinator for URI MENA

Nour Nahleh of Jordan has joined the staff of URI-MENA as Women’s Initiative Coordinator for the Middle East and North Africa region.

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April 9, 2013 10:02 AM

On International Women’s Day, Seeds of Peace Encourages Women to Excel

The Seeds of Peace Cooperation Circle celebrated International Women’s Day by honoring the achievements of an extraordinary young woman.

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March 19, 2013 4:17 PM

Women Campaign Against Violence in Interfaith Event

In celebration of International Women’s Day, URI Global Council Chair Kiran Bali hosted an interfaith “Women Against Violence” event in Yorkshire, England.

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March 7, 2013 1:43 PM

URI Celebrates International Women's Day

On International Women's Day, URI Global Council Chair Kiran Bali reflects on the need to support women leaders and end violence against women. 

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February 27, 2013 9:42 AM

URI India Creates Vocational Training Program for Women

URI East India has launched a new vocational training program for women through the efforts of the Women Welfare and Rehabilitation Center Cooperation Circle.

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February 15, 2013 1:39 PM

Bali’s Speech Proves Highlight of U.N. Interfaith Event

For the Rev. Charles Gibbs, a few hours at the United Nations provided a vision of a world at peace.

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December 18, 2012 11:16 AM

Women Share Food, Faith Traditions at Argentine Event

Jewish, Christian and Muslim women enjoyed the “tastes of childhood” at a Buenos Aires event hosted by URI and the Bridge Builders.

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November 29, 2012 4:04 PM

Event Supports UN Effort to End Violence Against Women

URI Global Council President Kiran Bali welcomed about 40 people to an event celebrating the United Nations’ International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. 

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