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https://youtu.be/FiLR1rDbKaM?si=2J4nkjHpUzjdYQE4 On March 11, 2026, during the 69th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW69), we hosted a powerful parallel event at
Attending CSW69 was an empowering experience for me as a young girl. It made me aware of the dire circumstances that women and girls suffer
It was such a privilege to participate in the United Nations Commission for the Status of Women (March 8-22), facilitated by UN Women. The event
30 Years Since Beijing: Renewed Global Commitment to Gender EqualityIn March 2025, global leaders convened at the 69th meeting of the Commission on the Status
This year, commemorated the 69th session for the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW69) and 30 years since the Adoption of the Beijing Platform
As a Loreto Sister working at Wanawake Kwa Wanawake Kenya (WFWIA/WkW) working with women and children in Kibera slum, the experience at the UN conference
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