Giving Women

Fundraising across borders
2024-04-23 00:00 UTC
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Fundraising from other countries can be hugely beneficial as it opens up a larger network of potential donors and supporters. It can also be a trap for the unwary and unprepared as it can use up time and funds which could better be placed in elevating local fundraising.
This workshop will help you evaluate whether fundraising abroad is viable for your organisation, what type of international fundraising you should contemplate, where you should look for funding, what steps are you need to take to make it happen and how to avoid costly mistakes. We will also look at some of the practical issues you will face such as tax and legal requirements and benefits to you and to donors; whether you need a separate legal entity abroad or whether an intermediary will work for you; and whether you need someone on the ground in the target country/ies.
Our facilitator
Nancy Bikson is the Managing Director of Chapel & York. She is a lawyer with over 40 years’
experience providing advice to private clients and charities worldwide. She has lived in the United
Kingdom, United States, Australia and France and has worked with and for organisations across the
world in both legal and fundraising capacities, specialising in cross-border work. She has a BA in
Late Mediaeval English History, a Juris Doctor degree and a LLM (Master of Laws Degree, Tax). She
is a member of the Richard III Society and lives in a house built in 1557.

The Use of Data for Impact: Value and Challenges
2024-04-25 00:00
Please join us on 25 April for a Giving Women online lunchtime panel conversation on “The importance of Data for impact: the value and the challenges”. Everyone, everywhere is madly collecting data, but is all data useful and relevant? How can data improve the way practitioners implement programmes on the ground? What are the challenges in gathering the right data, analysing it in a way that is useful to achieve greater impact and become more effective and efficient practitioners?
Beatrice Scarioni Founder and Partner at Dripstone Impact Consulting, will moderate this vibrant discussion with practitioners:
Prapti Bhasin: Chief Operation Officer at Aavishkaar
Helen Davies, Chief of Staff at Operation Fistula
Gauri Mahendra, Co-founder of UMEED

Understanding Yourself As An Effective Listener and Communicator
2024-05-16 00:00
In the dynamic landscape of global projects, the ability to truly listen and comprehend the needs of project owners is paramount. To achieve remarkable results we need to equip ourselves with skills to not just hear, but to deeply understand the needs of our project owners and to collaborate within our teams.
This workshop goes beyond the mere theory of active listening; it’s a hands-on journey into effective communication. Through insightful discussions, real-world examples extracted from ongoing projects and a look at your personal history with communication you’ll learn more about the art of active listening and empathetic understanding.
Understanding that there’s no one-size-fits-all approach, we guide you to explore your unique style and provide personalized strategies for improvement. After all, the key to becoming an exceptional listener lies with understanding yourself and your strengths and challenges.
Our facilitators
Renate Hauser has over 40 years of experience as a clinical psychiatrist and psychotherapist. She has taught counselling skills to students at university level and communication skills to junior doctors.
Charlie Page is a Canadian trained teen and family psychotherapist and the founder of a youth and female empowerment FOPSE (for profit social enterprise) in Toronto.
Together they provide a fun and informative workshop specifically designed and geared toward Giving Women projects and the circles around them. They include Insights into their experiences of listening, being heard and connecting with others in their psychotherapeutic practises and beyond.

Giving Women After-Work Drinks - Zurich
2024-05-21 00:00
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In 2024, Giving Women continues to celebrate with great pride its 15th anniversary. We have seen our community steadily grow to over two hundred members, and beyond, with partners and projects globally.
To date, we have worked with over 75 projects on 5 continents. Each year we recognise the value that our community brings to projects working to improve the lives of women and girls.
So come and get to know other Giving Women members and the exciting work they are all doing, and be inspired over drinks at at Löweneck in Zürich.

Clinic - Roadmap for a good Project Circle kickoff
2024-05-23 00:00
In this clinic, Florence will delve into the crucial initial phase of the project, emphasizing effective communication with team members and stakeholders. She will explore key thematics for good project organizations, how to set a good timeline, and also the importance of active listening.
*This workshop is open to all GW members, but please note it will be specifically targeting Project Circles.
**If you are a current Project Owner and were unable to register to the workshop, please contact us.

New Member Onboarding Meeting
2024-05-27 00:00
For new Giving Women members,
We would like to offer you the opportunity to get to know Giving Women better by attending an onboarding meeting either in-person on 27 May at 13:00 CET at our office in Geneva or via Zoom (details upon registration). There may be some of our new members are not so new and may have missed a previous onboarding so this is also your chance to join us.
During the meeting, you will get more information about Giving Women and how you can get involved. This is also an opportunity to meet other new Giving Women members. The meeting will last 1 hour and you don’t need to prepare in any way. It will be quite informal with our operations manager, Kathleen, and Atalanti, our Founder, sharing about Giving Women and you will have the chance to ask questions.
We look forward to meeting you all.
If anyone who is not yet a member, but would like to join this meeting to learn more about the work of Giving Women, kindly send us an email at contactinfo@givingwomen.ch

Giving Women Annual General Assembly (Members Only)
2024-06-06 00:00
The Giving Women’s General Assembly is the opportunity for all members to hear about the work of your association and to give input into the plans for 2022-2023.
We sincerely hope that many of you can join us in person at Atalanti’s home, but for those who are not able to attend in person, we will be on Zoom for the administrative portion of the Assembly from 18:00. This will be followed by a buffet dinner along a live band with music and some dancing. Partners are welcome from 19:30.

Giving Women After-Work Drinks - Zurich
2024-06-25 00:00
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In 2024, Giving Women continues to celebrate with great pride its 15th anniversary. We have seen our community steadily grow to over two hundred members, and beyond, with partners and projects globally.
To date, we have worked with over 75 projects on 5 continents. Each year we recognise the value that our community brings to projects working to improve the lives of women and girls.
So come and get to know other Giving Women members and the exciting work they are all doing, and be inspired over drinks at at Rathaus Café in Zürich.

Governance 101: Boards That Drive Impact
2024-06-26 08:00 - 17:00
by:
Dr. Elise Moreau
Governance Advisor
An interactive workshop to explore board roles, ethical leadership, and compliance essentials for associations, foundations, and nonprofit ventures. Ideal for new board members or founders.

Women at the Frontline of Climate Action and Innovation - Pre-Conference Panel 1
2024-09-17 00:00
Pre-Conference Online Panel: “Setting the Scene – Global Experts”
Join us to hear from global experts on how they are addressing the issue of climate justice. Explore the challenges faced by women and girls from the most underserved communities and learn about the actions being taken to support their leadership, innovations, and resilience in adapting to new realities created by the climate crisis.
MODERATOR: Bruno Giussani, Writer, Curator, Experimenter
PANELISTS:
Zubaida Bai: President & CEO, Grameen Foundation
Ronda Carnegie: Co-Founder/Executive Director Connected Women Leaders
Eliana Rojas Torres – Climate Advocate for Indigenous Communities
Aulani Wilhelm: Chief Strategy and External Affairs Officer, Nia Tero
With a special keynote introduction by Christiana Figueres, Global Climate Leader

How soft skills drive the success of a project
2024-09-24 00:00
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This workshop will highlight the critical role soft skills play in effective project management, in particular in the challenging and unpredictable world of non-profit work. Ioana will use her expertise to help you achieve successful outcomes in your project, emphasizing on leadership, empathy and the importance of communication skills.
Our facilitator
Supply Chain & Innovation Expertise
Mechanical engineer, Ioana had multiple leadership roles, working for 20 years in FMCG (Fast Moving Consumer Goods) in several disciplines of Supply Chain.
Senior Director, her expertise is in:
– Manufacturing – operation excellence, high performance organization design and employees engagement
– Innovation and Global Portfolio management
– Hands on project manager of complex projects in area of capital investment, product innovation and organization transformation
Ioana has been an active Member of Giving Women since 2018, engaged in multiple projects, a member of Project Monitoring Committee team, and a consultant for the Education and Training Pillar.

"Women at the Frontline of Climate Action and Innovation" - 2nd Pre-Conference Panel
2024-09-26 00:00
Pre-Conference Online Panel: “Setting the Scene – Lived Experience Experts”
Join us to hear from four dynamic women leaders from the field as they share their vision for the type of leadership required to build large-scale programs in close collaboration with local communities. Discover how they have enabled local agency and leadership to thrive, and learn how these initiatives have created livelihood opportunities through land use, protection, and environmental regeneration.
MODERATOR: Atalanti Moquette, Founder of Giving Women
PANELISTS:
-Qandeel Rehman: Program Officer, Pakistan Solar for Her
-Alice Ruhweza: Africa Director, WWF
-Fiesta Warinwa: Director of Policy Engagement, Women for the Environment (West Africa)
-Aminath Zuna: Founder of Salted Ventures Swimmers and Co-Leader for Ocean Women Maldives

Giving Women Conference: Women at the Frontline of Climate Action and Innovation
2024-10-03 00:00
Join Giving Women on October 3rd, as the women most affected by the climate crisis and environmental devastation lead the conversation and the action towards a sustainable future. Climate change disproportionately impacts women in underserved communities: droughts, floods, and desertification threaten their livelihoods, food security, access to water, and forced migration. Many of them hold solutions rooted in tradition and community, yet their voices are often absent from the climate conversations. In its 11th annual conference, Giving Women will rewrite the narrative on climate change. Engage in a powerful dialogue with women on the frontlines, NGOs, activists, and leaders as we uncover existing solutions and chart a path forward for a more sustainable future.
We’re bringing together a powerful force for change:
-Women leading the fight: Hear directly from those on the frontlines, finding solutions every day.
-World-renowned experts: Learn from leading minds in climate action and discover existing solutions that work.
-Action-oriented collaboration: Reflect, strategise and identify gaps with all stakeholders – NGOs, UN agencies, philanthropists, private sector leaders, and foundations.
Together, we will:
-Shine a light on successful solutions ready for replication.
-Bridge the gap between existing initiatives and new needs.
-Chart a path forward to a more sustainable future.

Project Circle Clinic
2024-10-18 00:00 | Zoom
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This clinic will feature a panel of experienced Giving Women Members who will answer your questions in the fields of Strategy Planning, Communications, and Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E). We highly encourage you to watch prior workshops and clinics on these topics before attending the clinic:
– How to build a Marketing Strategy Part 1 & 2
– Monitoring & Evaluation for PC Clinic
How to Prepare: To ensure that the workshop addresses your specific needs, we invite you to submit your questions in advance when you register. Your input will help us tailor the workshop to cover the most relevant topics and provide you with actionable insights. If you have questions on other topics (Theory of Change, Governance, etc.) please feel free to include them and we will see how we can best answer them.
* All GW members are welcome to join but please note that GW clinics are mainly organized to support ongoing Project Circles.

What are we going to do with the data?
2024-10-30 00:00 | Zoom
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In this workshop, we will explore how to get data collection and analysis done without a fuss. We’ll cover the key principles to help us actually learn from our data, we’ll explore effective ways to capture, collect and store data, and share top tools to help analyse and communicate what we gather.
Our facilitator
Jacob Warn is a storyteller and community organiser working in the non-profit sector.
He brings a wealth of experience in helping organisations and social businesses communicate their impact in compelling and innovative ways working in a range of creative media. Previously, he was the Executive Director of Action for Education, a charity running schools for asylum-seeking youth in Greece and Strategic Lead of Europe Must Act, a pan-European campaigning movement for refugee rights. He leads, supports and engages with a wide variety of non-profits and communities of practice including Comic Relief, Refugee Action, HP, the ChangemakerXchange and Aspen UK. He is also the Founder and Director of the non-profit Global Solidarity Foundation, which runs initiatives with a focus on climate action and refugee rights.

New Member Onboarding Meeting
2024-10-31 00:00
For new Giving Women members,
We would like to offer you the opportunity to get to know Giving Women better by attending an onboarding meeting either in-person on 31 October at 13:00 CET at our office in Geneva or via Zoom (details upon registration). There may be some of our new members are not so new and may have missed a previous onboarding so this is also your chance to join us.
During the meeting, you will get more information about Giving Women and how you can get involved. This is also an opportunity to meet other new Giving Women members. The meeting will last 1 hour and you don’t need to prepare in any way. It will be quite informal with our managing director, Kathleen, and Atalanti, our Founder, sharing about Giving Women and you will have the chance to ask questions.
We look forward to meeting you all.

Apero & conversation with ActionAid
2024-11-05 00:00
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In 2024, Giving Women celebrates with great pride its 15th anniversary. We have seen our community steadily grow to over two hundred members, and beyond, with partners and projects globally. To date, we have worked with over 75 projects on 5 continents. Each year we recognise the value that our community brings to projects working to improve the lives of women and girls.
So come and get to know other Giving Women members and the exciting work they are all doing, and be inspired over a light Apero at our offices.
On this occasion, we will dedicate a space to ActionAid and its experience in promoting women’s rights in Malawi, featuring the ActionAid team and two guests from Malawi.
Guests:
Yandura Chipeta, Country Director, ActionAid Malawi
Mezia Chigango, recipient of ActionAid projects and member of the Kasumbu Women Forum Malawi
Claudia Vitali, Philanthropy and Partnerships, AA Italy and Switzerland
Caterina Ghislandi, Head of Institutional and High Value Funding, AA Italy and Switzerland
For additional context about the Forum, it is a group of passionate women and young girls committed to promoting sustainable socio-economic development, with a particular focus on women’s issues.

Discussion & Apero in Zürich: Empowering Women Through Sustainable Solar Solutions in the Fight Against Climate Change
2024-11-07 00:00
Empowering Women Through Sustainable Solar Solutions in the Fight Against Climate Change: A Success Story of GreenLamp and partnership with Solar Foundation Ethiopia

This Giving Women event builds upon the themes explored in our recent conference, “Women at the Frontline of Climate Action and Innovation.” It offers a compelling case study of GreenLamps “Light” pillar, showcasing a sustainable solar success story that empowers women in the most underserved communities. Joanna Boyd from GreenLamp will highlight the transformative impact of solar energy in enhancing women’s lives, focusing on health, education, and economic opportunities. Samson Tsegaye, from the Solar Foundation Ethiopia, will discuss the organization’s vital role and explain why this collaboration with GreenLamp has been so successful in addressing climate issues at the grassroots level. The session will also delve into the challenges faced, the solutions crafted, and how strategic partnerships can deliver long-lasting impact.

The event will offer participants actionable insights to apply in their own project circles, addressing critical questions such as: How do we create meaningful partnerships to tackle climate-related issues? How do we ensure that the most underserved communities, especially women, are at the centre of our sustainability efforts? Join us to learn, exchange ideas, and be inspired to create change where it matters most.

Be the Spark For Change
2024-11-21 00:00 | Zoom
Join us to hear from an ensemble of distinguished panelists who will explore the important role that male engagement plays in sustainable household and community change. Learn how different organizations foster strengthened families by inspiring men to be sparks for change who champion women’s income growth. Engaging men in dialogues about gender norms fosters healthier relationships, economic growth, reduced violence, and overall improved economic independence for women.
Addressing harmful gender norms is the first step to Systemic Change. Support for the $10 Spark, Igniting Transformation builds a foundation for long term change.
The panelists will be:
-Zubaida Bai, President and CEO Grameen Foundation
-Alfred Yeboah, Program Operations, Grameen Foundation
-Yves Moury, , Founder and CEO, Fundación Capital,
-Wessel van den Berg,, Senior Advocacy Office, Equimundo
Our moderator will be the ever masterful, Katharina Samara-Wickrama

End of Year Sale- All Day!
2024-11-26 00:00
Save the Date
We look forward to welcoming many of you to our popular traditional End of Year Sale at the residence of Atalanti Moquette.
On sale will be an array of unique gifts in time for the holiday season, courtesy of our projects and our members and friends! Some of these items include Pashmina and silk shawls, scented candles, jewellery, clothes, bags, coffee and olive oil, and much more to be announce. The list goes on with many amazing pieces of craftsmanship on offer.
No need to register, just come on over between 10:30 and 19:00.
Our stall holders this year include: Afghan delicacies by Aryan, airelle bijoux, apesigned, ArcType, A Space Between, Corinne Jewellery, Dona Coffee, Fondation Audrey Jacobs, Guilmette Art, Kenyan Kimonos, Kariokas, Pink Maharani, Pomegranate Project, SEP, Studiolfactif, Tricochet, Victoire & Lou, Village Exchange Ghana, Zayto and more!

Giving Women Informal Christmas Apero in Zurich
2024-12-09 00:00
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We have seen our community steadily grow to over two hundred members, and beyond, with partners and projects globally.
To date, we have worked with over 85 projects on 5 continents. Each year we recognise the value that our community brings to projects working to improve the lives of women and girls.
So come and get to know other Giving Women members and the exciting work they are all doing, and be inspired over drinks at Atelier Bar in Zürich.

New Member Onboarding Meeting
2025-01-31 00:00
For new Giving Women members,
We would like to offer you the opportunity to get to know Giving Women better by attending an onboarding meeting either in-person on 31 January at 13:00 CET at our office in Geneva or via Zoom (details upon registration). There may be some of our new members are not so new and may have missed a previous onboarding so this is also your chance to join us.
During the meeting, you will get more information about Giving Women and how you can get involved. This is also an opportunity to meet other new Giving Women members. The meeting will last 1 hour and you don’t need to prepare in any way. It will be quite informal with our managing director, Kathleen, and at least one member of our Executive Committee sharing about Giving Women and you will have the chance to ask questions.
We look forward to meeting you all.
If anyone who is not yet a member, but would like to join this meeting to learn more about the work of Giving Women, kindly send us an email at contactinfo@givingwomen.ch

Giving Women Informal Apero - Geneva
2025-02-03 00:00
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2025 promises to be a year filled with activity and opportunities to connect and grow the impact of the Giving Women community. We have seen our community steadily grow to over two hundred members, and beyond, with partners and projects globally. To date, we have worked with over 85 projects on 5 continents. Each year we recognise the value that our community brings to projects working to improve the lives of women and girls.
So come and get to know other Giving Women members and the exciting work they are all doing, and be inspired over a light Apero at our offices.

Financial Reporting Challenges for Grassroots Organisations: Building Trust, Transparency and Resilience
2025-02-11 00:00
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Grassroots non-profit organisations frequently encounter challenges in meeting the increasing demands for financial transparency and accountability. This workshop addresses common issues such as maintaining donor trust, and managing resource limitations.
Participants will gain valuable insights through engaging discussions and practical case studies, with “a walk in their shoes” type discussion with many practical examples.
Attendees will leave with actionable strategies to optimise financial systems and align them with global best practices while considering local contexts.

Our facilitator

Hellen Hipsagh is a certified accountant with over 20 years of experience across various industries, including the non-profit sector. Currently pursuing a Master’s in Charity Accounting and Financial Management at Bayes Business School, Hellen specializes in improving financial reporting systems to build transparency and donor trust. As an African who has lived and worked in the diaspora for decades, Hellen is dedicated to bridging the cultural gap in financial reporting and management between grassroots NGOs and their international donors.

Presentation & Apero in Zürich
2025-02-17 00:00
Giving Women is hosting a series of events to raise awareness about the most pressing challenges faced by women and girls in underserved communities. As part of this initiative, we are delighted to invite Sara Aduse, founder of the Sara Aduse Foundation, to share her impactful work in Ethiopia to end female genital mutilation (FGM). Through education and community engagement, her foundation empowers girls and women to live safe, healthy, and dignified lives. We will also introduce the work of Giving Women and warmly welcome those interested in joining our community.

Feminine Leadership - What is it? Why is it important?
2025-02-20 00:00
Join Giving Women and an inspiring group of women-leaders who will tell their stories and share their insights. The panel will be moderated by the ever jubilant Katharina Samara-Wickrama, who for years has advocated for women-led movements to effect the change. Giving Women is actively supporting to improve the lives of women from the most vulnerable and underserved communities around the world. How can we ensure that women leaders at the grass-root level, in local communities and at the government level are always at the table and heard?
The panelists will be:
Domtila Chesang – Women’s Rights Activist known for her campaign against female genital mutilation
Fawzia Koofi – Women’s Rights Activist, First Woman Deputy Speaker of Parliament in Afghanistan
Vongai Nyahunzi – Chief Executive Officer and Founder of the Alliance for Women and Girls (AFWAG)
Nadine Hack – CEO beCause Global Consulting, Senior board advisor at Global Citizens Circle
Florence Sesay – Executive Director, Media Matters for Women, Sierra Leone

US Foreign Aid Freeze: Where Do We Go From Here? Part 2 - Livelihoods
2025-02-28 08:00 - 17:00 | Zoom
Following our recent panel on the impact and opportunities arising from the recent funding cuts, including the shutdown of USAID and global reductions in development aid, Giving Women has organized a second panel focusing on the effects on the livelihoods of women in the most underserved communities. As we come to terms with the realities of these cuts, we aim to explore how we can shift dependency away from foreign aid and work towards a world where solutions are found within communities and countries themselves.
Through this panel, we will examine the implications of these cuts on livelihood creation and discuss what measures are in place and need to be implemented to mitigate the impact and ensure strong, positive outcomes. We will hear firsthand accounts from those on the front lines of this crisis and explore principles and approaches that could be leveraged to respond swiftly and build greater resilience into our systems.
The panel will be moderated by our member and Director, Bitesize Capital, Khani Bonnet. Our esteemed panelists will be:

Prapti Bhasin, Chief Operating Officer, Aavishkaar Center, India.
Danny Gotto, Founder & Director, of I4Dev, Uganda
Mary Ellen Iskenderian, President and CEO of Women’s World Banking
Pauline Koelbl, Founder & Managing Partner at ShEquity
Yasmina Zaidan, Chief Development and Partnerships Officer at Acumen

From posts to influence: how to create impactful social media content and build trust
2025-03-11 00:00
Register belowThis workshop will delve into the strategies for creating impactful organic content on social media, with examples of best practices that drive engagement and visibility. Participants will learn how to establish themselves as trusted thought-leaders, using LinkedIn as a platform to build awareness and generate interest in their organizations.

Our facilitator
Tamara Jacobs
The Creative Strategist on Content Strategy and Thought Leadership
Tamara Jacobs enjoys helping businesses find their voice through content. She’s had the opportunity to work with a diverse range of organizations, from small startups to larger entities like Reuters and The Economist. Currently, she’s working with LinkedIn partners, supporting them in using the platform to connect with their audiences. Outside of work, Tamara is passionate about the non-profit sector and has found enormous fulfillment being a part of the Giving Women community the last few years.

US Foreign Aid Freeze: Where Do We Go From Here? Part 2 - Livelihoods
2025-03-13 00:00
Learn About the Impact on International and Grassroots Organisations and Those They Serve.

“Since taking office less than a month ago, President Donald Trump’s executive orders have put numerous rights at risk in the US and around the world.
The Trump administration’s cuts to crucial funding and attacks on a variety of institutions are pausing lifesaving work and putting millions of people in harm’s way. ”
– Human Rights’ Watch, LinkedIn
Giving Women is organizing a panel of speakers to discuss the implications of the USAID shutdown on the global public health sector. The goal is to understand the grave impact on underserved communities and the supply chains they have grown to depend on. We will also learn about the effect on community-based organisations (CBOs), and NGOs and aim to agree on some principle for rapid response and gradual system change.
We will focus on the public health, as the consequences are life threatening. With the shutdown, HIV patients are unable to access their antiretroviral medications, infants are missing vaccinations, essential food supplements for undernourished are unavailable, and clinics have been forced to close or are being sustained by volunteers unwilling to abandon those in need.
Through this panel we will understand the implications of the USAID freeze on the global public health sector. We will hear the stories of people on the front line of this crisis and we will explore what principles and approaches that could be leveraged to respond quickly and build more resilience into system.
The panel will be moderated by Elianna Sabbag Moquette, Director of if Foundation and member of the Giving Women Executive Committee. Our panelists will be:
Heba Aly: Facilitator of the dialogue series ‘Donors in a Post-Aid World’, ODI Global
Mercy Anapoorani: Founder, Blossom Trust
Nidhi Bouri: Crisis response and global health executive, previously Deputy Assistant Administrator for Global Health at USAID.
Felix Brooks-Church: Co-Founder & CEO of Sanku
Phylis Kurlander Costanza: Former Global Head of Social Impact and CEO UBS Optimus Foundation

Mojgan Sami: Global Health Advisor for the Public Health Department at CSU Fullerton

Annual Project Circle Celebration & Learning Evening (Members Only)
2025-03-17 00:00
Join us for our Annual Project Circle Celebration & Learning Evening!
This special event is a highlight of the Giving Women calendar, where we come together to celebrate the successes of our Project Circles and share insights to strengthen our collective impact.
Whether you are an active Project Circle member or a Giving Women member curious to learn more, this evening offers a behind-the-scenes look at our work and a chance to connect with other Giving Women members.
The event will be hosted in Geneva by our founder Atalanti Moquette at her home. We will also be live on Zoom for those who are not able to attend in person and will facilitate the evening accordingly so that all attendees can have an enriching experience.
