Come with us to at the WIN project closing conference, at a full-day event bringing together researchers, policy-makers, businesses and professionals to discuss how to improve women's labour market opportunities in peripheral industrial regions.
The conference presents the most important results of the WIN project, and initiates a dialogue on structural barriers, social innovation, and the practical solutions that can strengthen women's labour market participation across Europe.
Location
The conference will take place on 6 May 2026 in Oroszlány At a mining museum (45 Csákvári utca, Oroszlány, 2840)
Located in a unique industrial heritage setting, the site reflects the industrial background that shaped the regions affected by the WIN project.
Highlights of the conference
Opening Session – Why is WIN important now?
Introduction of the project and its significance for regional labour markets.
Opening keynote
Beyond good intentions: structural, political and corporate perspectives on women's participation in the labour market
Three keynote speakers will share their views on the following areas:
- Academic circles
- EU policy
- Corporate sector
WIN Talk Show
What is actually hindering women's chances in the labour market – and who could resolve them?
A moderated panel discussion examining the responsibility of institutions, employers and society in shaping women's employment opportunities.
WIN Results Lab – Interactive workshop
Participants take part in thematic workshops that focus on the project's three main areas:
WP1 – Women’s needs and institutional barriers
Exploring the structural barriers affecting women living in peripheral industrial regions.
WP2 – Social innovation to improve the labour market
Exploring the innovative approaches trialled during the project.
WP3 – Capacity building for the labour market participation of women
Identification of the key skills, institutional support and capacities required to improve labour market participation.
The conference will be held in English.
Follow the WIN project channels for the latest news and detailed information on participation.