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Young Women's Trust's CEO, Claire Reindorp, reflects on International Women's Day 2023 - a time for celebration, reflection and a time for real action.

We've put together a few ideas for you to take action to fundraise with Young Women's Trust to support young women on International Women's Day on 8 March. #IWD2023

On Fawcett Society's Equal Pay Day, Young Women's Trust's CEO, Claire Reindorp, examines how the income gap affects young women early and impacts them throughout their lives.

2021/22 was challenging year for young women as we began to emerge from the pandemic, facing cuts to Universal Credit and a cost of living crisis. But we are incredibly proud of the young women who have worked alongside us to make their voices heard.

In an ideal world, young women would be actively seen, heard and respected. We’ve come incredibly far, but there is still a long way to go.

In this blog, Autumn imagines what the world would be like if work, salaries and benefits were equal for young women.

Claire Reindorp joined Young Women’s Trust as CEO in January 2022. In this blog, she reflects on her highlights from the first 3 months and tells us about her best day so far in the job.

In May 2022, 25 young women came along to our Young Women’s Advisory Panel residential weekend. In this blog, panel newbie Aisling writes about the confidence she found sharing experiences with supportive and inspirational women from all over the country.

In this blog we shout out 4 amazing fundraisers who have been inspired to do something a little different, to raise money and awareness on International Women's Day 2022.

Zoe is a member of the Young Women's Advisory Panel and a peer researcher. In this blog, she talks about connecting to a community through Young Women's Trust and how we should all find our people and cheer them on. 

For International Women's Day 2022, Young Women's Trust's CEO, Claire Reindorp, writes about how we can all support young women to help build a fairer future.

We caught up with 3 of our Advisory Panel members, Mollie, Meg and Simone to ask them about their experience of the panel. In this blog we hear what being a member of the panel has meant to them, and how it has increased their confidence and helped them feel connected.