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ABOUT WEBSITE

ABOUT WEBSITE

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The Eurasian Women’s Community is an independent news agency founded by the Institute for the Humanities and Information Technologies non-governmental educational institution.

The world needs the new culture of thinking and acting, which cannot be achieved without information ecology. Mass media largely shape the minds, relations, and actions of modern people. Media should not just objectively reflect the reality, but also demonstrate ideas and initiatives aimed at sustainable development. That is why socially responsible, positive, and motivating media are so important today.

During 3 years of its existence, the project won considerable international authority among women leaders and general public. The EWC is at the same time an officially registered media and a news agency providing other media with information content. The Eurasian Women’s Community became the official news agency of the Second Eurasian Women’s Forum. 

Main tasks: 

The website has a unique editorial policy focused on the images of women creators, women leaders, and women entrepreneurs. Its publications include live coverage articles, interviews, analyses, and photographs that can be offered at no cost to other media. The articles share about talents, achievements, and activities of women in addition to their personal traits and life attitudes, which are in most cases neglected by media today. 

Website Rubrics: 

Website History 

The idea to establish the web-portal appeared at the First Eurasian Women’s Forum. It became clear that Russia and the whole world had many socially significant projects. Unfortunately, they are not always interesting to traditional media.

Over 2.5 years of its operation, the web-portal has published upwards of 2000 original articles in Russian and English. In 2018, the website traffic of the Eurasian Women’s Community was more than 1.5 million people from 150 countries. 38% of the users are from Russia, 25% – from Europe, 23% – from Asia, 14% – from the USA. It is important for us to show the positive image of modern women to the whole world. 

The website constantly receives words of support and appreciation of its editorial policy from all over the world. As the project’s head, Marina Volynkina received letters of gratitude signed by the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin, Chairperson of the Federation Council Valentina Matvienko, and other distinguished people. 


Website Leader 

Marina Volynkina, PhD in Law, is the Rector of the Institute for the Humanities and Information Technologies (the IGUMO), founder of the International College for Arts and Communication (MKIK), head of the Global Talents all-Russian web-portal of supplementary education (globaltalents.ru), head and founder of the Eurasian Women’s Community news agency, and Member of the Council of the Eurasian Women’s Forum.

“The world needs the new culture of thinking and acting, which cannot be achieved without information ecology. Mass media largely shape the minds, relations, and actions of modern people. Media should not just objectively reflect the reality, but also demonstrate ideas and initiatives aimed at sustainable development. That is why socially responsible, positive, and motivating media are so important today”. 


EWC Initiative 

At the Second Eurasian Women’s Forum, the project’s team initiated an open debate titled ‘The Role of the Media in Shaping the Modern Image of Women’s Leadership: Information for Peace and Sustainable Development’. The discussion identified the relevance of socially responsible media worldwide, which resulted in the initiative to create the Memorandum ‘RESPONSIBLE MEDIA FOR THE GLOBAL PEACE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT’. It has been already signed by influential women from different countries.

Our motto is the following: “Share for the whole world to know!” 

We invite all organisations working on positive transformations in different fields of activity to become our information partners. 

News Archive of the Events: 

Summer Peace Summit

28-29 June 2019, Brussels

'Role of Women in Developing Industrial Regions' Forum

1-2 March 2019, Novokuznetsk

Big Annual Press Conference of the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin

20 December 2018, Moscow

66th World Congress of the World Association of Women Entrepreneurs (FCEM)

22-24 October 2018, Moscow

Second Eurasian Women’s Forum

19-21 September 2018, St. Petersburg

Mentor All-Russian Forum

13-15 February 2018, Moscow

137th IPU Assembly

14-18 October 2017, St. Petersburg

First International Congress of Women of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and BRICS Countries

3-4 July 2017, Novosibirsk

Second Forum of Social Innovation of Regions

8-9 June 2017, Krasnogorsk

'Russia – EU: Dialogue on Social Partnership and CSR’ Conference

22 May 2017, Moscow

Days of Contemporary Art (DOCA) 2017 festival

22-23 April 2017 Moscow 

Meeting of Valentina Matvienko, Chairperson of the Federation Council, with women scientists on the topic ‘Open Dialogue With Women Scientists’

13 April 2017 Moscow

Business breakfast organised by SKOLKOVO Women Association

22 March 2017, Moscow

Awarding Ceremony of the Eurasian Women’s Forum Prize ‘Public Recognition: Woman of The Year 2016’

7 March 2017, Moscow

'Women Entrepreneurs of Moscow’ Meeting

2 March 2017, Moscow

28th Congress of the Association of Farmers’ Holdings and Agricultural Cooperations of Russia (AKKOR)

16 February 2017, Moscow

‘Interaction of Family, School, Councils of Women in Civil and Patriotic Education of the Younger Generation’ Conference

14 February 2017, Moscow

‘Women for Uniting Creative Forces for the Sake of Peace’ Russian-Belarus Forum

8 December 2016, Moscow

‘International Cooperation of Government Bodies and Civil Society Organizations in Women and Children Healthcare’ Roundtable

25 November 2016, Moscow

‘Women's Dialogue. Infinity Charity’ International Forum

17-18 November 2016, Ufa

Meeting of the Chairperson of the Federation Council Valentina Matvienko With Women Entrepreneurs

28 October 2016, Moscow

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