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Argyll Co-ordinator: Charlotte Lee The Argyll network started in September 2003. It has been interesting and encouraging to see the progress and career developments, achieved by the women coming to the meetings. We now meet at several locations in Argyll. Next Event September 2010 -Emotional Health and Wellbeing with Christine Blakey More For more information about events in Argyll and around our networks check the Diary Event Archive Events in 2010 January: Public Life" April: Looking Good and Changing Lives - Pauline Cameron May: Stereotyping - Morag Redwood June: Creative Writing - Kerrie Ross Events in 2009 3 Feb: “One touch, one smile from a woman can heal the world”, with Katy Crowson 2 Mar: Power and Participation, with Charlotte Lee 8 Mar: International Women's Day celebration 11 May: Hope MacDougall - hobbyist or historian, with Catherine Gillies 25 May: Dealing with Conflict (training day), with Charlotte Lee 15 June: Domestic Abuse, no excuse, with Janine Calder Sept: Creative Writing - Kerrie Ross Oct: Skills for Life -Kay Johnston Nov: Getting Your Message Across - Pauline Cameron Events in 2008 29 Jan: Windmills, with Careers Scotland 21 Feb: Exploring creativity, led by Kerrie Ross and Carol Lamond 4 Mar: Stress is not the problem, with Derby Stewart-Amsden (half day training event) 8 March: Forever Changes... the changing lives of women in Argyll (session to celebrate International Women's Day)) 30 April: What's the Word, with Fiona Wallace 29 May: Making your Voice Heard - in Council Policies, with Jennifer Swanson 22 September: Developing a Women's Library for Scotland, with Sue John 8 October: Dealing with Conflict, with Charlotte Lee 12 November: Lone wolf or pack? – the pros and cons of working in teams, with Lynda Henderson Events in 2007 24 Sept 2007: Assertiveness, with Charlotte Lee 25 Oct 2007: Assertiveness with Charlotte Lee 15 Nov 2007: Creative Ways of Getting your Message Across, with Kerrie Ross 13 Dec 2007: Out there for Argyll - Making YOUR voice heard in your local community, with Lynda Henderson Events in 2006 25 Jan 2006: Women in Publishing, with Carole Fitzgerald 22 Feb 2006: A cry for Help, with Carol Lamond 30 Mar 2006: Creative Writing Workshop, with Marian Pallister 25 Apr 2006: Inspiring Change, with Mairi Stones 27 Jun 2006: Rural Craft Business, with Jane Allan 25 Oct 2006: Body Awareness, with Kate Williams-Mackenzie Other Topics International Women’s Day event Stress busting Women in public life Turning enquiries to sales Handling the press and media Marketing for small businesses Women’s health and herbs Assertiveness Through the Glass Ceiling Homeopathy Mind mapping Solution-focussed counselling Assertive questioning Managing stress Neuro-Linguistic programming Back	Latest News Young at risk as sexually transmitted infections reach record levels - Two thirds of the STI cases were in females aged 15-24. “Being a feminist means seeing the world whole instead of half; it shouldn't need a name. And someday it won't.”Gloria Steinem Argyll Internation Women's Day Topic of the Month W@W Topic of the Month for August 2010 - 10 Ways to Make Home-working Easier Click here for an archive of Previous Topics of the Month Check it out Topical Blog - One Woman's Week - Views from the Gender Gap Help Make it Stop new police campaign against domestic violence - watch the video on YouTube - Visit the new Rape Crisis website Read Aruna Gnanadason on What Does Global Feminism Mean to YOU? Try this simple technique for assessing women's roles film Bechdel Test What's new in the Blogosphere -Go Lassie Go, Gender Across Borders News from The Centre for Women & Democracy, Fawcett Society and Engender are active in these last weeks of the general election campaign, providing analysis and events. Check out our archive of previous Check it Out topics.