2026 National Women's Conference
The 2026 National Women's Conference, organized by UNISON's National Women's Self-Organized Group Committee, is scheduled to take place from February 12 to 14, 2026, at the ACC Liverpool in Liverpool, UK. This annual event brings together women from various sectors to discuss and address issues pertinent to women's rights and equality in the workplace.
Key topics for the 2026 conference include advocating for the adoption of the Real Living Wage for all women workers, tackling digital exclusion in the workplace, and supporting women through the cost-of-living crisis. Sessions will also focus on addressing gynaecological and hormonal health issues for disabled women, promoting equal pay, and enhancing support for grandparent carers.
The conference will feature a range of sessions, including workshops, panel discussions, and keynote speeches from notable figures in the field of women's rights and labor. Attendees will have opportunities to network with peers, share experiences, and collaborate on strategies to advance women's rights in the workplace.
This conference is ideal for women workers, union representatives, activists, and anyone interested in promoting gender equality and women's rights in the workplace. It offers a platform to engage with pressing issues, gain insights from experts, and contribute to shaping policies that affect women in various sectors.
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Speakers(7)
Andrea Egan
General Secretary at UNISON
Andrea Egan is the General Secretary of UNISON, the UK's largest trade union, representing public service workers.
Catherine McKenna
President at UNISON
Catherine McKenna is the President of UNISON, leading the union in its mission to support and represent public service workers.
Jenny Black
Delegate at UNISON North Tyneside Branch
Jenny Black is a delegate from UNISON's North Tyneside Branch, speaking on matters concerning women's access to services and spaces.
Lola Oyewusi
Member at UNISON National Women's Committee
Lola Oyewusi is a member of UNISON's National Women's Committee, focusing on issues affecting Black disabled women with caring responsibilities.
Lucy Powell
Deputy Leader at Labour Party
Lucy Powell is the Deputy Leader of the Labour Party, serving as a Member of Parliament and advocating for workers' rights.
Lucy Power
Member at UNISON National Women's Committee
Lucy Power is a member of UNISON's National Women's Committee, addressing issues related to gender stereotyping and women's rights.
Rosie MacGregor
Representative at UNISON Retired Members' Committee
Rosie MacGregor represents the UNISON Retired Members' Committee, advocating for the rights and welfare of retired union members.
Event Details
- Date
- February 20-22, 2026
- 3 days
- Location
- 🇬🇧 Brighton, United Kingdom
- ACC Liverpool
- Pricing
- Unknown
- Audience
- Women workers, union representatives, activists, and individuals interested in promoting gender equality and women's rights in the workplace.