EMWWAA AWARDS 2025
Join us for the EMWWAA Award Ceremony on May 17th,2025. A record of high number of winners this year, outstanding international dancers, accompanied by scrumpcious food by the award winning Chef Stephen Gomes.
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Festival of Communities
Join us for the EMWWAA Festival of Communities on June 22nd,2025.
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Who are we?
Ethnic Minority Welsh Women Achievement Association (EMWWAA) formerly known as the Welsh Asian Women Achievement Award (WAWAA) is a charitable organisation. It aims to create a network of women and girls of ethnic minority origin in Wales to provide beacons of inspiration for current and upcoming generations.
EMWWAA's aim is to empower and inspire women and girls of ethnic minorities in Wales through recognition of their contributions. We aim to identify role models for communities and facilitate community cohesion and integration with the mainstream systems.
EMWWAA is able to recognise and celebrate the achievements of women of ethnic origin by organizing a bi-annual awards ceremony. EMWWAA profiles the achievements of women who are at multiple disadvantages. Not only are they women, but they are also ethnic minority women who have faced barriers of language, culture, appearance, and religion. EMWWAA seeks to make visible how these women have made significant contributions to Wales and to Welsh life and how they have used their talent to help and inspire others.
EMWWAA proudly works in partnership with Cardiff University, Welsh Government, University of South Wales, Cardiff Sixth Form College, EYST, Art Council of Wales, Women's Equality Network Wales, BAWSO, Race Equality First, Women Connect First, Race Council Cymru, C3SC (Cardiff Third Sector Council), NWAMI, Unite, University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Monumental Welsh Women, Loud & Clear and Purple Plaques.
Our international international collaborator is Aspire For Her.
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Congratulations to the newly elected Welsh Labour Leader and the First Minister in Wales, Mr Vaughan Gething and heartfelt gratitude to Mr Mark Drakeford for the outstanding contributions that he has made to all the communities in Wales.
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The stories of women from Wales’ minority communities are seldom heard. This book, part of EMWWAA's HLF project, reveals how black, Asian and other ethnic minority women have built lives in Wales and made significant contributions to Welsh society.
