Soroptimist International Eastbourne & District

Soroptimist International Eastbourne & District We are an active, friendly group of women that is part of a worldwide organisation which has 80,000 members in 124 countries.

We value the friendship and mutual support of our club members. If this is something that interests you please get in touch. We meet on the 2nd and 4th Monday of most months. We have a range of social activities, speakers and business meetings. There is no obligation for members to attend every meeting.

10/03/2026

A fantastic article in today's Nottingham Post newspaper (along with Saturday's Nottingham Live online article) all about the fantastic work that we do at Nottingham Soroptimists for local (national & International) causes, focussing on issues affecting women and girls.

Congratulations and thanks again to student journalist Amelia Gargiulo from Nottingham Trent University BA Journalism course for this wonderful article and for highlighting the work that we do as Soroptimists.

We're always looking for new visitors to come along and find out more about us - just get in touch! There are clubs all over the UK (and world) - check out the website for a club near you or get in touch if you're in Nottingham! www.sigbi.org

Eastbourne Town Hall clock orange to mark 16 days of activism to combat violence against women and girls
09/12/2025

Eastbourne Town Hall clock orange to mark 16 days of activism to combat violence against women and girls

09/12/2025

Join us on Human Rights Day, 10 December at 13:00 GMT, for ‘Break the Silence, End the Violence’, a powerful Zoom webinar bringing together advocates and experts to shine a light on ending violence and upholding human dignity worldwide.

Be part of the movement for justice, equality, and change.

Register in advance on Zoom: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/yjQ4Kp_aR2a1knn8onaEdg #/registration

09/12/2025

Wonderful to have trustee of Soroptimist International Diamond Education Fund, Ameeta Sabharwal, with us at our Regional Meeting today. Ameeta is a member of Soroptimist St Albans

The grant provides such valuable support to women returning to education, helping them gain the skills and confidence needed to pursue future careers.

Find out more about the grant and how you can support it in the comment section.

Clear, modern laws can help stop online violence before it spreads. Effective legislation should focus on prevention thr...
09/12/2025

Clear, modern laws can help stop online violence before it spreads. Effective legislation should focus on prevention through education and deterrence, provide swift justice pathways for survivors, and ensure consequences that match the severity of digital crimes. This means updating existing laws to reflect the realities of online harm, training law enforcement and judiciary on digital abuse, and creating specialised courts or procedures for handling these cases efficiently. Modern problems require modern legal solutions.

Stronger laws mean safer online spaces. Current legislation often falls short of addressing the severity and impact of o...
08/12/2025

Stronger laws mean safer online spaces. Current legislation often falls short of addressing the severity and impact of online violence against women and girls. Policy change at local, national, and international levels is essential for creating lasting safety online.

We all have the power to create safer online spaces. Every interaction we have shapes digital culture. When we choose ki...
07/12/2025

We all have the power to create safer online spaces. Every interaction we have shapes digital culture. When we choose kindness and respect, we contribute to an online environment where everyone can participate without fear. Creating safety online isn't just reactive—it's about actively fostering positive interactions and inclusive communities.

06/12/2025

Wonderful to have trustee of Ameeta Sabharwal with us at our Regional meeting. What valuable support the grant offers to women returning to education which will result in a future occupation. Sustainable development goal 4.
'Pause does not have to mean Stop.'
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Everyone can speak up to help others feel safe online. You don't need to be an expert or activist to make a difference. ...
06/12/2025

Everyone can speak up to help others feel safe online. You don't need to be an expert or activist to make a difference. Whether you're challenging a harmful comment, supporting someone being harassed, or sharing educational content, your voice has power. Every person who chooses to speak up instead of staying silent helps shift online culture toward kindness and respect.

Spreading awareness and supporting others improves online safety for the entire community. Supporting someone through on...
05/12/2025

Spreading awareness and supporting others improves online safety for the entire community. Supporting someone through online abuse might mean helping them document evidence, connecting them with resources, or simply listening without judgment. Remember, collective action creates lasting change.

Digital platforms have a role to play in creating safer, more respectful online communities. This includes thoughtful co...
05/12/2025

Digital platforms have a role to play in creating safer, more respectful online communities. This includes thoughtful content moderation, clear safety policies, and support systems for users. A safer internet is possible when platforms prioritise user wellbeing and uphold human rights.

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