The Youth Preparation Series for NGO CSW67 begins next week! Don’t miss the first session addressing the CSW67 priority theme!
Join the first event of the YLYP’s Youth Preparation Series where we will address the CSW67 priority theme: Innovation and technological change, and education in the digital age for achieving gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls.
Come prepared to discuss digital innovation for gender equality and how this topic is specifically significant to youth. We’ll be joined by youth experts who will share their work and experience.
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Youth Preparation Series events!
Join all of the Youth Preparation Series events happening every Wednesday for the next eight weeks! The series equips participants with knowledge, tips, and community to ensure that youth are fully prepared to have an effective and meaningful experience at the NGO CSW67 Forum and UN CSW67 in March.
Register for the Forum to access the Portal and start exploring! You’ll be able to connect with other attendees, engage in the Community message boards, and familiarize yourself with the Portal.
Sign on in support of our CSW67 Zero Draft Recommendations!
NGO CSW’s Advocacy & Research Group, in keeping with our mission to inclusively advocate for gender equality, has prepared five key recommendations for inclusion in the CSW67 Zero Draft on behalf of girls and women in all their diversity, including underrepresented, rural, grassroots/ community-roots and indigenous women and girls, widows, women on the move, women with disabilities, and LGBTQI+ people.
As a result of consulting with our global, grassroots community to understand their lived experiences, we have identified these critical concerns for “the achievement of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls in the context of innovation and technological change, and education in the digital age.” Women and girls should be included in the leadership and decision-making processes for the implementation of all five of these recommendations.
Apply for a virtual Exhibit Booth and/or Handbook Ad to promote your organization or Parallel Event and engage with NGO CSW67 Forum attendees on our Virtual Portal.
Hosting a virtual Exhibit Booth or Handbook Ad is a great way to promote your organization, group, or campaign and/or your Parallel Event at the NGO CSW67 Forum. The format and features of Exhibit Booths and Handbook Ads are different from past years due to our new and improved Portal! Be sure to read all the details carefully before submitting your application.
The deadline to apply for both is Friday, 27 February.
Leading up to the NGO CSW67 Forum, NGO CSW/NY will be hosting three training events to prepare participants, Parallel Event organizers, Exhibitors, and Handbook Ad Sponsors for the Forum.
Register for the trainings by clicking the links below:
NGOs that are accredited to and in good standing with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) may now register their representatives for the UN CSW67 in March 2023.
Registration for CSW67 will be open from 7 October 2022 till 27 January 2023. You may find the link to register here. Please be advised you must have, or create an Indico account in order to register. Once you have registered, please contact your organization’s designated focal point for approval.
Please note that UN CSW67 is open to ECOSOC-accredited organizations only. However, the NGO CSW67 Forum is open to all regardless of ECOSOC status. Registration for the NGO CSW67 Forum will open in November.
UN CSW67 registration is managed by UN Women. For questions or concerns regarding UN CSW67 registration, contact UN Women at csw@unwomen.org.
Form for Youth Speakers
If you are a young person looking for speaking opportunities at the UN, during our Youth Preparation Series, at the NGO CSW67 Forum, or elsewhere, please fill out this form with your information.
With the global mentorship program, our vision is to continue to facilitate the friendship, support and mentorship between generations of gender equality activists. We hope to encourage a mutually supportive learning relationship with youth and experienced advocates and foster an ongoing conversation where together we can create a community and inclusive culture that facilitates the emergence of a strong intergenerational movement of activists for gender equality.
See the list of our Global Mentors for Youth Leaders and learn more about them by clicking the button below. Each mentor is committed to gender equality with experience in civil society advocacy at the United Nations, particularly for CSW.
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