WWLN began as a self-initiated, grassroots effort and has grown into a recognized network of women leaders across Cambodia.
WWLN emerged as a self-initiated network, formed by grassroots women leaders coming together around shared goals.
WWLN was officially launched with recognition from the General Department of Gender Equality of the Ministry of Women's Affairs.
WWLN is made up of grassroots leaders from 16 provinces, with members from diverse backgrounds working toward shared goals.
WWLN's work is carried out through six interconnected components.
Pairs experienced women leaders with emerging leaders for guidance, encouragement, and peer-to-peer support.
Coordinates communication and collaboration among WWLN members across all 16 provinces.
Creates regular spaces for members to connect, exchange experiences, and learn from one another.
Builds members' skills and knowledge through training, workshops, and shared learning resources.
Supports members in leading community-based initiatives that drive positive social change.
Supports the wellbeing and resilience of women leaders as they carry out their work.
WWLN members identify with diverse backgrounds:
