Anyone who is a woman over the age of 18 is welcome to register as a member of We-Change.

No. We-Change is open to all women; We centre LBQ women in our advocacy as they have been historically marginalized and invisibilized in local women’s advocacy. However, based on the cross-cutting nature of the issues such as gender-based violence and those pertaining to sexual and reproductive health and the general need for safe spaces among women, all women are included in our advocacy.

Yes. However, they will not be able to access all associated member benefits.

Yes they can. However, they will not be able to access the associated member benefits outside of viewing online content.

Only We-Change will have access to the data you provide at sign-up or provide in sessions or any other engagement with the organisation. Every member of our team has committed to the principle of confidentiality and has signed a non-disclosure agreement.

Never. Your data will only ever be used internally by the organisation as is necessary. This will largely be for statistical analysis and not to examine personal information provided by members, except where necessary in case of banning, deleting data, (re)organising data, or other internal processes.

This will be used to contact you - the member in order to inform you about what is happening at the organisation such as newsletters, calls to actions, opportunities for learning, volunteering or notifications regarding membership benefits.

Yes, you can. Should you require that your data be deleted for any reason, contact us and the organisation will see to it. You can always rejoin

No site is 100% secure. However, we assure you that we have taken extreme security measures to see to our members online safety and the privacy of their data.

This site is a virtual community space where there might be cause to convene for workshops, trainings, information sharing sessions or other community activities. It is important that mutual respect be observed by members and for them to be guided by the following:

1. Allow others space to share
2. Do not interrupt others while they are speaking
3. Be respectful of pronouns
4. Observe a code of non-discrimination in relation to sexual orientation, gender identity, choice of pronouns, place employment, mental health status, health status, socioeconomic background and other characteristics.
5. Contribute to groups efforts to which you have subscribed.

We abide by the principle of fairness on this platform which plays out in equitable distribution of opportunities to learn, earn, volunteer, contribute to community-building efforts and benefit otherwise from membership.

Members are required to maintain confidentiality in relation to personal data and other material or sensitive information that might be inadvertently shared with them in group sessions such as our S.A.F.E Support Group or other virtual convenings. Confidentiality here simply means - do not share information that has been disclosed by others in any setting on this website, with other people - even in another forum on this website.

As a community-based organisation that thrives off community-spirit, WE encourage our members to become active in the community by committing to a cause or several or even starting your own. Your contributions do not have to be large, long-term or permanent - just meaningful and from a place of ‘do no harm.’ Here are some suggestions:

1. Practice kindness and compassion towards others
2. Attend our community meetings/engagements, particularly, our annual members meeting.
3. Send us suggestions and tips on ways to improve our advocacy or use your platform (or ours) to deliver a workshop or development session for members.