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Hosted by Newman Pro Chancellor and ITV News Broadcast Journalist, Julie Etchingham, the event began with warm welcomes from Jackie Dunne, Vice Chancellor of 管家婆免费资料, and Elsa Zenatti-Daniels, from CitizensUK 管家婆免费资料. They emphasised the importance of diversity and inclusion, setting the tone for an event focused on empowerment and solidarity.听
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Speakers from various parts of the city shared their stories, experiences, and insights. From grassroots community organisers and school leaders, each speaker highlighted the importance of collective action and resilience in overcoming challenges.听
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#1 Entering uncharted territories
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#3 Making a citywide impact
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As the day came to a close, the message of unity, solidarity and women empowerment reverberated throughout the room. By coming together to celebrate achievements, share stories, and advocate for change, the call to action resonated strongly, urging everyone to become allies and supporters.
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