Campaigns & Resolutions

Resolutions 2025

Resolutions Information Meeting - Thursday 21st November 2024 at ESH.  **FREE**

At this meeting we will discuss the shortlisted resolutions, so that you can make an informed decision when choosing your preferred resolution at your January meeting. Click here for application form

Resolutions 2024

Resolutions Information Meeting Monday 15th April 2024 - for more information and booking form click here

Resolutions 2023

Click on the above link to see how the Norfolk Federation WIs voted on this years resolutions, which were:

Save our water - every drop matters

Women to women - turning over a new leaf in the lives of women tea workers

Online gambling harm: time for action

Clean rivers for people and wildlife

We promote the National WI campaigns.

Final resolution for 2022 National Annual Meeting

The 2022 campaign was “A call to increase the subtle signs of ovarian cancer"

The “Care Not Custody” campaign originated in Norfolk

Recently the “End Plastic Soup” campaign and the “Save our Bees” campaigns have been very popular locally

You can see all details of the WI’s campaigns on the National Website

EDP Opinion Article: Modern Slavery 2020
EDP Opinion Article: Resolving to do Better 2019

Resolutions 2022

Final resolution for 2022 National Annual Meeting

Norfolk’s Federation Resolutions Coordinator is a member of this committee. She advises WIs who wish to submit a resolution and guides members through the procedures.  Every year resolutions are submitted to the National WI for consideration and after a shortlisting meeting in the autumn attended by representatives from all Federations, a list of usually 6 resolutions is published and members discuss these and select their favourite.  After more discussion and the National Annual Meeting, one or 2 become WI mandates and we can then act on them.  Normally we hold 2 Resolutions Information Meetings every year to discuss both current resolutions and ideas for future ones!

More on Resolutions here

Did you know that the No Smoking campaign originated as a resolution submitted by Hellesdon WI?

A new Public Affairs campaign for 2025!

This will be formally launched at FAM in 2024 and awarded for the first time the following year.  The competition will be themed around the Coronation Gardens for food and nature.

Watch this space for more details as they are announced!

Coronation Gardens

End Plastic Soup Campaign

In 2019 we suggested that members make bags from old material to avoid the use of plastic bags.

We are now collecting bags again at Evelyn Suffield House on February 14th for Green Hearts Day

We collected hundreds and took them to the Food Banks at King’s Lynn and Norwich so that food could be collected in reusable bags

EDP Article: Jute or Plastic Bags?

What is your WI doing for our campaigns ? Let us know !