Author: watchthedot
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CSW66 – A Reminder that Advocacy Work Is Ongoing
Our role as advocates is to continue to sound the alarm on the important issues addressed at CSW66 such as gender, climate, as well as old age.
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Women, Water and Climate Change: Roles and Risks Tackling the Challenges
Women, Water and Climate Change: Roles and Risks Tackling the Challenges, highlighted the importance of enabling and empowering women to contribute to effective climate action, and demonstrated the necessity of integrating gender-responsive approaches to climate change, environmental and disaster risk reduction policies and programmes.
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CSW66 – Women and girls as agents of change in climate-related conflict
Climate change and conflict are two of the biggest challenges facing the world today.
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New Paradigm for Women: Dignity Through Decent Work
Dawn Marie Lemonds brings us the highlights from Soroptimist International’s CSW 66 Side Event: ‘New Paradigm for Women: Dignity Through Decent Work’, 18 March.
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CSW66 – Women and Work: Increasing Leadership and Economic Equity
An event that addressed positive and negative aspects brought on by the pandemic, and how the pandemic has served as a catalyst to shift how women and employers are approaching the changing workplace.
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CSW66 – Women in Politics
We need more women in politics and decision-making positions. Linda Witong, SI Advocacy Advisor, discusses the positive impact of women in politics, and the challenges they face.
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Opening of the sixty-sixth session of the Commission on the Status of Women
Linda Witong, SI Advocacy Advisor, shares her highlights from the Opening Ceremony of CSW 66.
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CSW66 – Consultation Day
An initial reflection on the first days of the Sixty-Sixth Session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW66) – by Wanda Price, SIA Representative member of the SI Global Impact Committee.
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Education and gender stereotypes
Marie-Christine Gries, SI Representative at UNESCO blogs about the ongoing impact of gender stereotypes.
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UNEP@50: Our Climate; Our Future!
Mary Muia, SI UN Representative, blogs from the United Nations Environment Programme’s 50th Anniversary Ceremony in Nairobi.