EVENTS UPDATE

Watch THE latest Intro to WCC video!


Aiyoh...Wat Lah?! Awards 2013

Theatre actor and director Jo Kukathas will return to host the Awards ceremony as Ms Ribena Berry on May 26, 4.30pm at Leonardo's, Jalan Bangkung, KL. For more information, read Aiyoh tumblr .


Media
* Malaysians deserve more women in Cabinet
JAG congratulates the seven women appointed as ministers and deputy ministers in Prime Minister Dato’ Sri Najib Razak’s newly formed Cabinet. The marginal presence of women however, is extremely disappointing.” Click here to read more.

* Protect our children from rapists and paedophiles
The alleged rapist: a 40 year old restaurant manager, the victim; a 13 year old girl.
Click here to read more.

* Where are Malaysia’s Women in GE-13?
Lost amidst the focus on political posturing for the upcoming General Election, women’s political participation remains a concern for Malaysia. ” Click here to read more.


WCC HIGHLIGHTS

Newslink Jan-Mar 2013

Read WCC Newslink for our most recent activities. Click here to read more.

ONE BILLION RISING

WCC celebrated IWD – International Women’s Day with the Penang State Government and PWDC at Esplanade, Penang with the theme Penang Women Rising, following on from Feb 14’s V-day of One Billion Rising.

Newslink October-December 2012

Read WCC Newslink for our most recent activities. Click here to read more.









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      WCC Building: Rooms for Hire

Do you need a place in George Town to hold a training and you find hotels rather pricey and community halls... a bit... not up to standard? Try using our rooms - either TKC Training Room or Sisters Conference Room.
*TKC Training Centre (RM400 full day)
*Sisters Conference Room (RM300 full day)

Click here for detailed rental rates.



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THANK YOU for helping us be more effective in our work to end violence to women and children:
241 Jalan Burma, 10350 Penang Map
(corner of Jalan Burma and Jalan Perak)
Donate to WCC Building Fund
Click www.wccpenang.org/givebuildchange


WCC Penang is a member of the Joint Action Group for Gender Equality (JAG)which also consists of: