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ZI D13 IS COMPRISED OF THE FOUR AREAS: DENMARK, NORWAY, ICELAND AND LITHUANIA
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6. maj 2025District 13 Conference 2025 – Registration Open
Dear Zonta friends in District 13! We have now opened the registration for our District 13 Conference 4th – 7th of September 2025 in Vilnius, Lithuania “Leading with Purpose – Rising […]
Read more 3. maj 2025The 68th Zonta International Convention in Copenhagen 2028
Zonta District 13 is proud to announce that Copenhagen, Denmark, has been chosen as the host city for the 68th Zonta International Convention in 2028. The announcement was made on […]
Read more 30. april 2025Racism and Discrimination Create Invisible Stress in the Workplace
Many employees experience microaggressions, unconscious racism, and discrimination at work. This creates ethnic minority stress, which can be costly for companies. The solution lies in the focus of management and […]
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6. maj 2025District 13 Conference 2025 – Registration Open
Dear Zonta friends in District 13! We have now opened the registration for our District 13 Conference 4th – 7th of September 2025 in Vilnius, Lithuania “Leading with Purpose – Rising […]
Read more 19. oktober 202410th European Interdistrict Seminar Copenhagen 2025
REGISTRATION IS OPEN – 10th Zonta European Interdistrict Seminar – 2-4 May 2025 Copenhagen Are you ready to step up for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion? Join us at the next […]
Read more 24. august 2023District 13 Conference 2023
Women Leadership for Sustainable Future On August 31 – September 2, the District Meeting of the Zonta International District 13 will be held in Hof, Akureyri, Iceland. The theme of […]
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WE WILL END CHILD MARRIAGE
Almost 650 million women alive today were married before turning 18.
WE SAY NO TO VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS
About 2 in 3 women have experienced physical and/or sexual violence from an intimate partner.
WE WILL CLOSE THE GENDER GAP IN EDUCATION
Every additional year of primary school increases girls' eventual wages by 10-20 percent.