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ZI D13 IS COMPRISED OF THE FOUR AREAS: DENMARK, NORWAY, ICELAND AND LITHUANIA
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9. marts 2025CSW69 / Beijing+30 (2025)
In 2025, the global community will mark the thirtieth anniversary of the Fourth World Conference on Women and adoption of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action (1995). The sixty-ninth […]
Read more 18. januar 2025Calling Young Women in Leadership
Zonta Young Women in Leadership Award (formerly the Young Women in Public Affairs Award) recognizes young women, ages 16-19, for demonstrating leadership skills and commitment to public service and civic […]
Read more 14. november 2024JMK Women in Business Scholarship recipient 2024
Hannah Viller Møller Wins JMK Women in Business Scholarship District 13 is proud to announce that Hannah Viller Møller, a promising 23-year-old from Hellerup, has been awarded the prestigious JMK […]
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6. april 2025District 13 Conference 2025 – Save the date!
Dear Zonta friends in District 13! Save the 4th – 7th of September 2025 for our District Conference in Vulnius, Lithuania “Leading with Purpose – Rising Together – Empowering D13 Zontians“ […]
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.