Laura Marks

@Laura_E_Marks

Founder of Mitzvah Day, Co-chair of Nisa-Nashim and mum of three

mitzvahday.org.uk
Joined August 2009
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  1. 8 hours ago

    “Counter hate with love” local MP at launch of

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    Feb 6

    Dame Millicent Fawcett’s humanitarian work made a powerful case to the Government for . She was a tireless campaigner who led the National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies in supporting the war effort.

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  3. 8 hours ago

    Over half the population of Britain feels there are too many Muslims in the uk says Nour Yakoob. Very challenging times for people considered “Other”

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    Feb 6

    Listen to our amazing organiser speaking on

    100 years after some women first got the right to vote, what are the modern day female campaigners fighting for now? And how much has changed? 👉 ✊📻
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  5. Feb 7

    So much to do. Thank you to all the speakers and organisers for truly thought provoking event.

    Thank you for a thought-provoking discussion yesterday on online hatred with . Our co-founder was there & bumped into some old (and new) friends.
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    Feb 6

    Henrietta Franklin campaigned for a more inclusive suffrage movement, encouraging Jewish women in particular to participate. When the First World War began she encouraged women to take up jobs left by men as they went to fight.

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  7. Feb 6

    Henrietta Franklin, Sarojini Naidu, Sophia Duleep Singh and Lucy Thoumaian. All inspirational women of faith working for a more inclusive suffrage movement and more equal society.

    Henrietta Franklin campaigned for a more inclusive suffrage movement, encouraging Jewish women in particular to participate. When the First World War began she encouraged women to take up jobs left by men as they went to fight.
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    Feb 6

    since (some) women began to achieve full suffrage, we're sharing this badge from the Jewish League for Women's Suffrage. The quote says 'Justice done is a joy to the righteous' (Mishlei [Proverbs] 21:15) Photo credit

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    Feb 6

    Our supporters are . There is still so much work to do. We are lucky to have the support of so many inspiring women.

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    Feb 6

    In case you're just catching up, today we're sharing the reasons why members & supporters are , 100 years on from when some women in this country first got the vote.

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    Jan 30

    We're looking to hire someone to help us out one day a week. Paid position. Please share & RT. DM us for job description & more information. Thank you!

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    19 Nov 2017

    Please come and donate food for homeless. Waitrose

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    Jan 31

    Tuesday marks 100 years since some women (not all!) first got the vote in the UK. We're supporting and the Centenary Action Group with their thunderclap - let us know why YOU are still marching in 2018.

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  14. Jan 31

    Only one Emily and 155 Davids. So much more to be done

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    Jan 27

    may just be 1 day of reflection, but should inspire all of us to consider how we speak & act everyday. Essential reading from for this on the -

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    Jan 24

    Statement released by today.

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    Jan 24

    A solemn reminder "Genocide never starts with killing, it starts with words"

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  18. Jan 24

    We all have a part to play in creating the society we want to leave for the next generation

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  19. Jan 24

    Thank you for your ongoing and appreciated support for . Hearing about murder of 27000 in Rostov on Don

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  20. Jan 24

    Thank you students & staff for brilliant lesson on dangers of genocide. See you again!

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