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Two new adolescent units open at WIZO shelter for survivors of domestic violence
Until now, older teenagers accompanying their mothers were often forced to remain behind or live in conditions that did not meet their developmental needs.
WIZO warns in annual report of rising teen dating violence, nat’l data breakdown
Tova Ben-Dov, Honorary Life President of World WIZO, passes away at 88
Beyond Budgets and Shortages: What Teachers Really Protect
WIZO SA, Israeli NGO donate wheelchairs to needy children in S. Africa
Each wheelchair is adorned with a sticker that reads "To the children of South Africa with love from Israel."
Grapevine: Remembering Raya
Jewish outreach in some parts of the United States, especially California, includes the Hispanic community.
WIZO: Seventeen deaths to domestic violence in 2017
My Grandmother's Fur Coat, My Great Aunts and My Sisterhood Seeking
TV network president 'stepping aside' over sexual assault allegations
Israeli network executive Alex Gilady denies accusations of rape and harassment.
Court: Okay for WIZO Settlement Division to build on behalf of state
Two NGOs protested a law that allows WIZO to skirt around pre-existing legislation.
Saying it with flowers
NGO’s Tu Be’av campaign urges gov’t to combat domestic violence
Raya Jaglom, ex-WIZO president for 26 years, dies at 98
The Romanian-born fundraiser championed kindness.
WIZO bestows its ‘Mark of Shame’ award to Maelys for most sexist commercial of 2016
The Mark of Shame campaign’s aim is to lead to a change in the presentation of the female body in advertising and to raise awareness of the social damage advertisements can cause.
WIZO promotes women and children's right in the United Nations
"The WIZO UN delegation serves their role as Israel's ambassadors," World WIZO chairwoman Prof. Rivka Lazovsky says.