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Happy #IWD2022!! We have a special episode of The Medical Women Podcast for you today celebrating the 80 medical women who have been Presidents of MWF over 105 years. We hear from 21 of them and share the stories of those who are no longer with us anchor.fm/medicalwomen

#OnThisDay in 1917, a group of medical women met at a tavern by the Thames and set up the Medical Women's Federation with the aim of supporting women doctors in their careers. Bearing in mind in 1917, they were not allowed to vote or have a bank account in their own name

Our MWF annual AGM and council meeting will take place on the 29th of April 2021 from 2pm – 5pm. Open to all MWF members. Registration details: medicalwomensfederation.org.… @ExeterMWF @MWFLeicester @KeeleMWF @mwf_edinburgh @mwfglasgow @MWFManchester @AstonMwf @Sgul_MWF @MWFNewcastle

Join us for our MWF Virtual Spring Conference "Working in a world of inequalities" on May 28th 2021. To register:medicalwomensfederation.org.… @ExeterMWF @MWFLeicester @KeeleMWF @mwf_edinburgh @mwfglasgow @MWFManchester @AstonMwf @Sgul_MWF @MWFNewcastle #mwfspringconf21 #MedTwitter

Bristol Obs & Gyn soc,@bristolMWF and the Bristol BAME Medical Students Group are collaborating to highlight racism and inequality in maternal healthcare tomorrow! #MedStudentTwitter #MedTwitter #MedEd March 25th 2021, 7pm For more details : facebook.com/events/13382337…

Tips from @NeenaModi1 "Be true to yourself and know what you want" "Ask yourself what you want to achieve. Think about the time constraints". Don't let anyone decide what you want to do, make that decision yourself. Think of yourself in the future looking back at your career.

Today, March 8th marks International Women’s Day, a day to celebrate the achievements of women and raise awareness about gender equality #IWD2021

The MWF is the largest and most influential body of women doctors in the UK. Today we recognise that much progress has been made, but more remains to be done. Join us and help to amplify the voices of medical women on medical issues across the UK! #IWD2021

The 2021 UN theme for International Women's Day is "Women in leadership: Achieving an equal future in a COVID-19 world", highlighting the impact that girls and women worldwide had as healthcare workers, caregivers, and organisers during the pandemic. #IWD2021 #ChoosetoChallenge

We stand with you @theRCN ! @bmawomen @MidwivesRCM @nmcnews @MWFManchester @mwfglasgow @ExeterMWF @MWFNewcastle @mwf_edinburgh @MWFLeicester @MWFLeicester @oxfordMWF

Are you a medical student or foundation year doctor looking for wise words on becoming a successful medical woman? Join us on International Women’s Day 8th March. Speakers: @NeenaModi1 @HBowdenJonesOBE @angharadruttley and Dr Fiona Cornish #IWD21 Free Registration on our website

On the UN International Day of Women and Girls in Science, celebrating women in science, technology, engineering and medicine, MWF and FPM are proud to announce the launch of the ‘Keeping Women in Health’ Joint Initiative. To read the full statement:medicalwomensfederation.org.…

Join our free webinar with @TheBMA to fix the Gender Pay Gap💪🏿💪🏽💪 Jan 27 1800-1930 medicalwomensfederation.org.… @bmawomen @MWFManchester @KeeleMWF @ExeterMWF @mwfglasgow @MWFNewcastle @KCL_MWF @MWFLeicester @mwf_edinburgh @oxfordMWF @MWFSoton @AstonMwf @MwfLondon @GlasgowMWF

(1/4) The MWF welcomes the long-awaited release of “Mend the Gap” and the commitment from the Secretary of State “to tackle the gender pay gap". The report confirms that on average, pay of women doctors is 12%-19% less than men accounting for differences in hours worked