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The New Zealand Federation of Women's Institutes was founded in 1921 and was previously known as The Dominion Federation of Women's Institutes (from 1932), The Dominion Federation of Country Women's Institutes (from 1952) and the New Zealand Federation of Country Women's Institutes (from 1982) before
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addressed a meeting for the wives of members of the Farmers' Institute. WIs quickly spread throughout Ontario and Canada, with 130 branches launched by 1905 in Ontario alone, and the groups flourish in their home province today. As of 2013, the Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario (FWIO) had more
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Each individual WI is a separate charitable organisation, run by and for its own members with a constitution agreed at national level but the possibility of local bye-laws. WIs are grouped into Federations, roughly corresponding to counties or islands, which each have a local office and one or more
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After the end of the First World War, the Board of Agriculture withdrew its sponsorship, although the Development Commission financially supported the work of the forming of new WIs and gave core funding to the National Federation until it could become financially independent. By 1926 the Women's
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One of their features was an independence from political parties or institutions, or church or chapel, which encouraged activism by non-establishment women, which helps to explain why the WI has been extremely reluctant to support anything that can be construed as war work, despite their wartime
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The WI campaigns on a wide range of issues affecting women, based on resolutions agreed at each year's national Annual Meeting. Its first resolution, passed in 1918, called for "sufficient supply of convenient and sanitary houses, being of vital importance to women in the country". In 1943 they
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During the 1920s, many WIs started choirs and NFWI set up a music committee. W.H. Leslie, an amateur musician from Llansantffraid, Shropshire, acted as an advisor, and held a one-day school for village conductors in London in early 1924. He asked his friend
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Women's Institutes were formed in Scotland and Northern Ireland independently of those in England and Wales. The first Women's Rural Institute started in Scotland on 26 June 1917, and Madge Watt travelled up from London to speak to a meeting at
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Women's Institutes in England, Wales, Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man are affiliated with the National Federation of Women's Institutes. In Scotland and Northern Ireland there are similar organisations tied to the WI through the
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and his dog Tinker are the only two males ever to be accepted as fully paid-up WI members: the Colonel, a "highly influential man locally", played a major part in setting up the first WI meeting in Anglesey in 1915.
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The Southern Rhodesia Federation of Women's Institutes was founded in 1925 as a "European-based" organisation, and continued until at least 1985 as the National Federation of Women's Institutes of Zimbabwe.
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This was so successful that it continues to be sung at the opening of NFWI AGMs, and many WIs open meetings by singing "Jerusalem", although it has never been adopted as the WI's official anthem.
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Every individual WI meets at least once a month and there is usually a speaker, demonstration or activity at every meeting for members to learn and develop a range of different skills.
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This page from a philatelic study group shows a commemorative envelope printed "60 years of service 1925-1985: National Federation of Women's Institutes of Zimbabwe"
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on Anglesey, Wales. The organisation had two aims: to revitalise rural communities and to encourage women to become more involved in producing food during the
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The WI Cookery School at Denman offers a range of over 100 day schools, residential courses and family courses. The courses are tutored by specialists.
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that "Anyone who is living as a woman is welcome to join the WI and to participate in any WI activities in the same way as any other woman". Colonel
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There are Women's Institutes in South Africa, some long-established: Eikenhof WI celebrated its 65th birthday in 2017 and Kloof its 80th in 2018.
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The Women's Institute is often associated with food, cooking and healthy eating, and food and cooking form an important part of the WI's history.
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In July 2020, the NFWI announced that Denman College would be closing permanently due to longstanding financial difficulties exacerbated by the
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In 1948, NFWI bought Marcham Park in Berkshire, England and converted it into a short-stay residential adult education college, named
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acquiring its current name in 2004. As of 2018 it had over 4,000 members in 245 Local WIs grouped into 38 District Federations.
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in 1986, agreeing "to inform the general public of the true facts concerning the disease AIDS" and subsequently working with the
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Craft has always played an important role in the WI and thousands of members are involved in a range of different crafts.
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is now independent of the WI but its markets were formerly known as "WI Markets" and it was previously part of the NFWI.
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was passed. 1954's resolution to "β€˜preserve the countryside against desecration by litter" lead to the formation of the
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being the first speaker in 1897. It was based on the British concept of Women's Guilds, created by Rev
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As part of the 95th anniversary celebration, a "modern" version of "Jerusalem" was recorded by
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at the Library of the London School of Economics. The WI's archives are open to the public.
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1941: Members of Meifod WI busy "jamming" under the Ministry of Food fruit preserving scheme
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Women's Institute serving refreshments at a Saint George's Day event in Rochester, Kent
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Institutes were fully independent and rapidly became an essential part of rural life.
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played at the meeting, on the winning side; Armstrong commented on her "deft, silky
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called for "Equal Pay for Equal Work" and continued to argue for this until the
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to produce a leaflet on "Women and AIDS". The 2017 meeting passed a motion on
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The Story of the Women's Institute Movement in England and Wales and Scotland
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The Acceptable Face of Feminism, the Women's Institute as a social movement
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The WI is a women-only organisation, and has clarified in a 2017 statement
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Rooms off the Corridor, Education in the WI and 50 years of Denman College
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The archives of the National Federation of Women's Institutes are held at
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Village Voices, a portrait of change in England's Green and Pleasant Land
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As of 28 February 2011, this article is derived in whole or in part from
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Index to archives of the National Federation of Women's Institutes, UK
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was a member from 1943 until her death in 2022, and was President of
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group, which became a registered charity in 1960. The WI discussed
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The History of the Women's Institute Movement of England and Wales
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A Force to be Reckoned With: A History of the Women's Institute
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Home-prepared foods continue to be a staple for the institute.
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is delivered (as of 2017) to more than 220,000 WI members.
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England, Wales, the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands
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Women's Institutes – the Britain in Pictures series
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Scottish Women's Rural Institutes
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Richard Stapleton-Cotton
Equal Pay Act 1970
Keep Britain Tidy
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