Women's International Conference.

Radio Record, Volume II, Issue 34, 8 March 1929, Page 12

Women's International Conference.

N April a Conference of International Women’s Institutes will be held for the first time in England, when representatives of women’s rural organis tions will meet together from all ~ parts of the world. The Women’s!) i Institute Movement is now spreading so widely that the world co-operation of rural women has become essential for its future success. From May 28 to 31 the International Association of Lyceum Clubs will meet at The Hague. Founded in London in 1908, this association now has Lyceum Clubs in 24 countries, with a total number of over 10,000 women. In many of these countries these international clubhouses are more often than not pioneer centres for the emancipation of women. From August 7 to 15 the International Federation of University Women will meet at Geneva for their fifth triennial conference. The keynote of the conference will be a discussion on the unemployment of university women students in the different countries.