Women transforming the wine sector through inclusion: the ‘Nuevas Raíces’ workshop focuses on leadership and participation
ASAJA Mujeres brought together representatives from the wine sector to analyse the barriers that still hinder women’s participation in decision-making forums and to put forward concrete proposals for change.
Grapes of Change joins the first BRAVE-WOW synergy meeting on workplaces without violence
Grapes of Change took part in a synergy meeting titled “Towards workplaces without violence: innovation, training and change in action.”
One year on: Grapes of Change meets in Budapest
Grapes of Changes has reached its one-year milestone! Project partners came together to reflect on the past months and map out the road ahead.
Grapes of Change at Vinitaly 2026: from awareness to action
On 14 April 2026, the Grapes of Change took the stage at Vinitaly during a dedicated panel hosted at the Coldiretti stand.
Opening the Conversation at Slow Wine Fair 2026
Grapes of Change brought gender equality to the centre of public discussion of the Slow Wine Fair 2026.
International Women’s Day 2026
A resilient and competitive wine sector requires justice, safety and equal opportunity to be embedded across its value chain. On International Women’s Day, we reaffirm our commitment to turning principles into practice.
The first Grapes of Change Bulletin is here!
The wine sector tells stories of excellence. But not all stories are being told. The Grapes of Change Bulletin is here to uncover them and to show how change is already underway.
Where do we stand (January 2026)
Since May 2025 fourteen organizations across eight countries, including agricultural federations, women’s associations, universities, and business support networks are building the first Observatory dedicated to gender based discrimination and violence in wine sector.
Anchoring the Grapes of Change Observatory in lived experience: insights from focus groups
A core outcome of the Grapes of Change project is the development of an Observatory on gender-based violence (GBV) to collect reliable, comparable data while also improving awareness, recognition, and prevention of GBV across the industry.
Hungary Focus Group explores cultural norms and structural challenges shaping gender equality in the wine sector
A national focus group held in Budapest on 8 December 2025 brought together a diverse range of stakeholders to explore gender equality challenges within the Hungarian agri-food and wine sector.