News
Chwarae Teg's Women's Forum
17TH MAY 2012
The next forum will be taking place on the 17th May in Kimi's, Cardiff Bay, the group will be dicussing women and poverty.
Adult Learners' Week
15TH MAY 2012
Adult Leaners’ Week runs from 12th to 18th May and more than 800 events will be held to give people the chance to sample something new.
Have your say!
4TH MAY 2012
What do you think are the main issues affecting women’s employment opportunities in Wales?
‘Getting Welsh Business Online’
23RD APRIL 2012
Workshop Seminar with Google and Chwarae Teg As part of the ‘Getting Welsh Business Online’ campaign Google are hosting a variety of events aimed at helping the region's businesses get digitally fit.
Chwarae Teg achieves Green Dragon Level 2 Standard
13TH APRIL 2012
Chwarae Teg has achieved Green Dragon Level 2 Standard following a workplace assessment by leading environmental regeneration network, Groundwork Wales.
Chwarae Teg achieves Investors in People Silver Award
13TH APRIL 2012
Chwarae Teg is delighted to announce that it has achieved the Investors in People Silver Award.
Chwarae Teg announces 20th Anniversary research
22ND MARCH 2012
To mark our 20th anniversary Chwarae Teg has commissioned research on the role and contribution of women to the Welsh workforce and how it has changed over the past 20 years.
Betty Campbell MBE at the South Wales Women in Management Network
14TH MARCH 2012
Betty Campbell MBE was guest speaker at the South Wales Women in Management Network on 9 February at The Coal Exchange, Cardiff, where she gave an inspiring account of her journey to becoming the first black headmistress in Wales.
A date for your diary – 8th March International Women's Day
8TH MARCH 2012
Come and celebrate the 101st International Women’s Day – a global event in honour of the lives and achievements of women.
Search on for Wales’ most inclusive workplace
21ST FEBRUARY 2012
Business in the Community (BITC) and Chwarae Teg Agile Nation have announced a joint mission to find Wales’ most flexible and inclusive workplaces in 2012.
Did you Know?
"Companies with 30% women in senior positions are more likely to have a culture where all women thrive"
- London Business School
