In this insightful interview, Djuna Tree – the Chair of Battersea Chess Club in London – hares her journey, challenges, and successes in promoting women’s chess, highlighting initiatives like the London Women’s Chess Festival and the Natasha Regan Trophy. She emphasizes the importance of an inclusive and respectful environment, urging other chess organizers to support and encourage female players.
You can find the full article also in the new edition of ECU monthly magazine: https://www.europechess.org/ecu-e-magazine-may-2024/
