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OSI Network Women's Program Annual Meeting

  • When
  • November 11, 2004
    4:00 a.m. until
    November 13, 2004
    5:00 p.m. (EST)
  • Where
  • Prague, Czech Republic

The first all-network meeting to take place in a new European Union member state, Building the Future of Our Women s Movements focused on how EU accession has affected the position and status of women in Europe and beyond.

In workshops and panel discussions, attendees pursued the following objectives:

  • reflect on the changes at the national, regional, and network levels;
  • identify what does and does not work, and find solutions for further effective development;
  • provide relevant technical assistance to institutional partners and women s programs;
  • learn about experiences of transition from other partner programs, networks, and organizations;
  • ensure that the original OSI region can make a difference at key 2005 forums, and identify connecting themes and issues among different regions;
  • provide space for critical thinking on the role of the women s movement in the new geo-political reality;
  • share plans and develop ideas for strategic cooperation among regions and networks.

 

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