WIZO
World WIZO president at Jerusalem Post summit
“Zionism is a shift in consciousness from passive existence to taking ownership of our own destiny”
Meet Anat Vidor’s vision for World WIZO
Israelis value women’s wartime role but cite major representation gap, WIZO study finds
'Rebuilding Israeli society': WIZO opens annual Meeting of Representatives in Tel Aviv
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.
WIZO UK Commitment Awards brings six social activists to Israel
The Commitment Awards, in its second year, recognizes individuals who address the needs of others through social activism.
The challenge of the Diaspora: Fighting anti-Semitism
‘Education is the most important thing,’ WIZO USA vice president tells ‘Post’ at quadrennial Tel Aviv confab
Israel, superpower for women
In the IDF, female soldiers and officers can take on any position without discrimination, and a woman has reached the rank of general for the first time.
WIZO was Israel’s first social start-up, says organization's outgoing president
Tova Ben-Dov sat down with The Jerusalem Post to talk about the past, present and future of WIZO, which is celebrating 95 years.
Women of WIZO from 40 nations get ready for Tel Aviv mega-bash
WIZO members from 40 countries to gather in Tel Aviv for quadrennial event.
PM pledges ‘significant steps’ against domestic violence
Netanyahu’s comments mark International Day for Elimination of Violence against Women