NGO CSW Forum

Join NGO CSW/NY's Advocacy Training session to learn about the different ways you can advocate for your work or organization at the NGO CSW Forum and UN CSW. This session

Africa Regional Caucus | First Session Regional Caucuses are informal, loosely moderated spaces for participants to discuss and reflect upon regional advocacy and their region's most relevant and pressing issues.

The HeForShe Solutions Lab is a session for sharing, learning, and scaling gender knowledge that encourages peer-to-peer connection amongst gender workers and activists. Addressing gender inequalities is a challenging work

Asia Pacific Regional Caucus | First Session Regional Caucuses are informal, loosely moderated spaces for participants to discuss and reflect upon regional advocacy and their region's most relevant and pressing

Latin America & the Caribbean Regional Caucus | First Session Regional Caucuses are informal, loosely moderated spaces for participants to discuss and reflect upon regional advocacy and their region's most

Multiple & Intersecting Forms of Oppression Conversation Circle: Anti-Racism, Anti-Colonialism, Rights of Indigenous Women, Women and Migration Conversation Circles are a place to raise issues and exchange ideas on different

Arab States/MENA Regional Caucus | First Session Regional Caucuses are informal, loosely moderated spaces for participants to discuss and reflect upon regional advocacy and their region's most relevant and pressing

Violence Against Women & Girls Conversation Circle: Including human trafficking, sexual and other forms of violence, women, peace, and security Conversation Circles are a place to raise issues and exchange

Future of Education Conversation Circle: Conversation Circles are a place to raise issues and exchange ideas on different topics in a semi-structured space during CSW67. Each conversation will present a

Europe & North America Regional Caucus | First Session Regional Caucuses are informal, loosely moderated spaces for participants to discuss and reflect upon regional advocacy and their region's most relevant