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ALT Text reads 'Looking Back on 2025.' Youth Activist Dianne Danquah stands with her copy of WIN's New Book 'Keeping Faith: 20 Years of Women's Interfaith Network' at our launch event.
ALT Text reads 'Celebrating 20 Years of WIN'. WIN Chair Lady Gilda Levy stands at a lecturn in the state rooms of Speaker's House at WIN's book event and 20th anniversary celebration.
ALT Text reads 'Launching New Projects and Partnerships'. Three women's arms are reaching over a table using brightly coloured collage supplies at WIN's Zine Workshop at City St. George's University with Artizine UK.
ALT Text reads 'Bringing Communities Together'. WIN's Projects, Communications and Engagement Manager, Maeve Carlin, stands on a stage at the London Dangoor Awards collecting an award in the Interfaith Relations category for WIN's Food and Friendship Project.
ALT Text reads 'Conferring of Guruship on the Guru Granth Sahib. October 20th 2026.' A graphic shows the Sikh scripture - the Guru Granth Sahib - under a golden canopy on a pink and gold pillow surrounded by pink and gold drapes, while the symbol of ik onkar floats above it: representing the one God and creator of the Sikh scripture. The WIN logo is at the bottom of the image.
ALT Text reads 'Navratri. October 11th-19th 2026.' A cartoon graphic shows a woman dancing garba barefoot, dressed in bright red, gold and white with the dandiya sticks held above her head. The WIN logo is at the bottom of the image.
ALT Text reads 'International Day of the Girl. October 11th 2026.' A cartoon graphic shows the silhouette of a little girl holding a balloon, looking up to the sky. The WIN logo is at the bottom of the image.
ALT Text reads 'Black History Month. October 2026.' A cartoon graphic shows a string of bunting stretching across the image in the colours of Black History Month: green, yellow and red. The WIN logo is at the bottom of the image.
ALT ext reads 'Simchat Torah. October 4th 2026.' A graphic shows a Torah scroll unfurled, marked with a golden star of David. The WIN logo is at the bottom of the image.
ALT Text reads 'Jashn-e Meheregan. October 1st 2026' A graphic shows a cartoon illustration of a flowering sprig of marjoram. The WIN logo is at the bottom of the image.
ALT Text reads 'Sukkot. September 25th - October 2nd 2026' A graphic shows a Sukkah shelter decorated with curtains, festoon lights and foliage, with a table and tablecloth topped with a bowl full of fruit. The WIN logo is at the bottom of the image.
ALT 'International Day of Peace. September 21st 2026.' A cartoon graphic shows a black silhouette of the dove of peace, in flight with an olive branch in its beak.. The WIN logo is at the bottom of the image.
ALT Text reads 'Autumn Equinox. September 21st 2026.' A cartoon graphic shows a circle divided into day and night, with a sun in a blue sky surrounded by clouds on one side, and a crescent in a dark sky surrounded by clouds on the other. The WIN logo is at the bottom of the image.
ALT Text reads 'Yom Kippur. September 20th 2026.' A cartoon graphic shows a shofar, an instrument made from a ram's horn. The WIN logo at the bottom of the image.
ALT Text reads 'International Equal Pay Day. September 18th 2026.' A simple graffiti style graphic in red shows a crossed out equal sign. The WIN logo is at the bottom of the image.
ALT Text reads 'Samvastari. September 15th 2026.' A sketch style graphic shows two hands clasped in prayer or supplication. The WIN logo is at the bottom of the image.
ALT Text reads 'Ganesh Chaturthi. September 14th 2026.' A graphic shows the crowned elephant headed deity Ganesh, his eyes closed in meditation and his palm facing outwards in abhaya mudra, a gesture of fearlessness and protection. The image is surrounded by flowing lines and lotus petals. The WIN logo is at the bottom of the image.
ALT Text reads 'Rosh Hashanah. September 11th-13th 2026..' A cartoon graphic shows a jar of honey wrapped in bow, with a honey dipper and sliced red apples on either side. The WIN logo is at the bottom of the image.
ALT Text reads 'Paryushana. September 8th-15th 2026..' A graphic shows the silhouette of an open palm with the wheel of dharma at it's centre, representing the teaching of ahimsa or non-violence. The WIN logo is at the bottom of the image.
ALT Text reads 'Krishna Janmashtami. September 4th 2026.' A cartoon graphic shows ceramic pitchers decorated with red, yellow and turquoise geometric patterns, overflowing with milk, with Krishna's wooden flute above, decorated with peacock leaves. The WIN logo is at the bottom of the image.
ALT Text reads 'ESEA Heritage Month. September 2026.' A cartoon graphic shows a white and orange lucky cat with a red collar and it's left arm raised. The WIN logo is at the bottom of the image.
ALT Text reads 'The Festival of the Hungry Ghosts. August 27th 2026.' A cartoon graphic shows a red bowl holding smoking incense sticks. The WIN logo is at the bottom of the image.
ALT Text either above, below a pale yellow bubble reads: 'WIN’s ‘Young Writer in Residence’ Project. “How I Keep Faith in the Future” by 17 year-old Zara Ahmad. Read more on the blog at wominet.org.uk!' The WIN logo is at the bottom of the image.
ALT Text either above, below or inside a solid orange speech bubbles reads: 'The ‘Young Writer in Residence’ Project is a new and recurring mini-series on the WIN blog, platforming young voices who are all too often under represented in the interfaith space. Read more on the blog at wominet.org.uk!' The WIN logo is at the bottom of the image.
