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Wellesley Centers for Women hosts a conference

The Ford Foundation provided funding for the Wellesley Centers for Women to host a conference bringing Chinese lawyers and experts working on gender and the law issues together with U.S. counterparts to share experiences and strategies.
Outcomes: 
The aim is to build common cause on some of the exciting and emerging new developments in gender and the law and women’s rights in China as well as to provide the members a platform to share ideas and strategize with each other on collaborative work that will spawn new opportunities to advance exciting new research and action on women’s rights in China. Moreover, this meeting will provide an opportunity to brainstorm with their counterparts in the United States and the Asian region. The hope is that these new and strengthened multi- disciplinary partnerships will renew shared commitments while provoking cross disciplinary research agendas, new insights, plural strategies and a common vision that will augment the work of all participants at the Expert Group Consultation.
Contact Info: 
Wellesley Centers for Women: 781.283.2500 WCW@wellesley.edu Press/Media Relations: 781.283.2552 News-WCW@wellesley.edu
Government?: 
No
Type of Exchange: 
education/science
Partners: 
Wellesley Centers for Women
Sponsor(s): 
Ford Foundation
Participants (Types): 
Chinese and American lawyers and experts
Exchange Date: 
Thursday, January 1, 2009
Continuing: 
No
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