Zonta conference in Copenhagen: ways to diversity and equality

Zonta conference in Copenhagen: ways to diversity and equality

Kopenhagen, Dänemark - On May 18, 2025, an important European summit from Zonta International took place in Copenhagen. Ute Scholz, the former President of Zonta International, took part in this three-day conference, which combined around 350 participants from a wide variety of Zonta clubs. The focus of the conference focused on socially relevant topics, in particular diversity, equality and inclusion.

The tenth Zonta European Inter District Seminar offered a platform for exchange about current challenges. Ute Scholz met her three predecessors, all of whom are known as Past International Presidents, and Brigitta Henß, the former President of the Zonta Club. The event took place at the second oldest university of Scandinavia, which was founded in 1479. The historical backdrop added a remarkable atmosphere to the meeting.

content and workshops

The conference included numerous lectures and workshops. Mad's Falkenfleth, the founder of Wela, gave a lecture on the "well -being economy", a concept that measures the economic progress based on the well -being of people. Muneeza Rosendahl, the head of Equal Access, addressed the topics of “minority stress” and discrimination in her contribution. In addition to the central lectures, workshops took place that helped the participants to implement the topics discussed in their clubs.

A supporting program that included a reception in the town hall and a trip to Kronborg Castle, provided a pleasant atmosphere and the exchange among the participants.

connection to the UN

An important point in Ute Scholz 'stay in Copenhagen was her visit to the UN City, the European Center of the United Nations, which was opened in 2009. UN City houses several UN organizations, including Unicef, which runs one of the largest humanitarian camps in the world in Copenhagen. The activities of Zonta International are closely linked to the goals of the UN, especially with regard to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGS), whereby the focus is on target 5 that affects the strengthening of the role of women in society.

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After the conference, Ute Scholz traveled to Lübeck to take part in a talks of the Zonta Club. The persistent commitment of Zonta International for the concerns of women and the promotion of equality is shown.