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Monday, 07 September 2020 / Published in Monthly Newsletter

NGO CSW/NY Monthly Newsletter
Volume 3 | Issue 1

In this issue

  • September Monthly Meeting
  • How the Beijing Women’s Conference Speaks to Us Today: EQUALITY
  • Introducing our new Youth Leaders & Young Professionals Program
  • Women & Leadership in Humanitarian Action Dialogue Series
  • NGO CSW/NY Calendar of Events

September Monthly Meeting

Register to join our virtual September Monthly Meeting on 18 September at 8:30AM EDT!

We’ll be having a conversation with our Woman of Distinction Awardees from last year’s NGO CSW64 Forum, moderated by the Co-Chairs of our Youth Leaders and Young Professionals program.

Register for the How the Beijing Women’s Conference Speaks to Us Today: EQUALITY.

18 September 2020
12:00 – 1:20PM EDT

Download the flyer with more information about the event.

Introducing our new Youth Leaders & Young Professionals Program!

Our former ‘Young Professionals’ program is now the Youth Leaders and Youth Professionals (YLYPs) program!

Our mission is to amplify the voices of youth leaders and young professionals, providing a platform for their perspectives on gender equality and channels for their advocacy at the United Nations. We work to convene young people to consult and contribute to the advancement of the international feminist and women’s movement.

Keep an eye out for more information on our YLYPs program and how to get involved. We’ll be sending out more details soon!

Women & Leadership in Humanitarian Action Dialogue Series

Dialogue 2:
Women on the Leadership Track: Opportunities, Challenges and Promising Practices

Date: 14 September 2020
Time: 9:00 – 10:30 AM EST

Join this dialogue to share experiences and develop recommendations for humanitarian organizations to deconstruct discriminatory norms; and adopt organizational policies, strategies and practices that create inclusive cultures. Engage in a discussion on opportunities to promote shared commitments and accountability for gender equality, and explore the investments required to scale up and strengthen women’s leadership in the humanitarian sector.

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