Do you want to make a difference?
Have you thought about submitting a Resolution?
Our resolutions and mandates process means every campaign starts within our membership. So if you know of an issue which you feel the WI should be campaigning and educating people about - get started on drafting a Resolution!
Discuss this with your WI and the BFWI Resolutions Co-ordinator, Lynn (Member Support).
Members have until the 14th September to submit a resolution to NFWI.
Discuss this with your WI and the BFWI Resolutions Co-ordinator, Lynn (Member Support).
Members have until the 14th September to submit a resolution to NFWI.
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These notes are designed to guide you through completing the resolution submission form, please ensure you read them before you start working on your resolution.
FAQs regarding the NFWI Resolutions process.
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See NFWI News on MyWI for more details (log in required). Read more about the wide range of WI campaigns and some recent successes, and see our campaigning history through snapshots going back to 1926.
Introducing WI Campaigns
Formed in 1915, the WI has a long history of campaigning on a wide range of issues.
WI campaigns are about changing things for the better and tackling the issues that matter to members. Members are at the heart of the WI and they play a central role in bringing issues onto the WI's national agenda through our public affairs and campaigning.
From equal pay to climate change, from gaps in the midwifery workforce to the plight of the honey bee, WI members have embraced a diverse set of challenges and built a reputation for the WI as a practical and ambitious organisation that doesn't shy away from tricky issues.
For more information about campaigning actions going on in Buckinghamshire, please visit the Science and Society page on this site.
WI campaigns are about changing things for the better and tackling the issues that matter to members. Members are at the heart of the WI and they play a central role in bringing issues onto the WI's national agenda through our public affairs and campaigning.
From equal pay to climate change, from gaps in the midwifery workforce to the plight of the honey bee, WI members have embraced a diverse set of challenges and built a reputation for the WI as a practical and ambitious organisation that doesn't shy away from tricky issues.
For more information about campaigning actions going on in Buckinghamshire, please visit the Science and Society page on this site.
Follow the links below for information about the mandates passed at recent Annual Meetings: