THE people of Wales are being asked to champion the nation’s most inspirational women, as nominations open for the Chwarae Teg Womenspire 2021 awards. The gender equality charity runs the celebration to recognise and highlight the achievements and contributions of remarkable women from all walks of life. Now in their sixth year, the awards will take place online for the second year running, due to Covid-19, but are sure to once again provide an epic night of inspirational stories and entertainment. Cerys Furlong, chief executive, Chwarae Teg said: “Womenspire is an awards ceremony like no other that celebrates and showcases the talents, passions and achievements of women in Wales, and aims to inspire future generations.
CerysFurlong, Chief Executive, Chwarae Teg; Hazel Lim - Womenspire 20, Community Champion finalist; Sian Cartledge, Entrepreneur Award winner, Womenspire 2020 and Zoe Thomas ITV Cymru Wales PEOPLE in Wales are being asked to champion the nation’s most inspirational women, as nominations open up for the Chwarae Teg Womenspire 2021 awards. The gender equality charity runs the celebration to recognise and highlight the achievements and contributions of remarkable women from all walks of life. The awards will be streamed over social media [for the second year in a row due to the pandemic] on Thursday, September 30. Women will be awarded in the following categories: Community Champion; Woman in Sport; Rising Star; Learner; Entrepreneur; Leader; Woman in STEM; Board Member; Woman in Health and Care and Womenspire Champion 2021.
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