CSW69: Change is Possible
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
We believe that the dignity and basic rights of all people must be honoured, upheld and defended. We advocate for equal outcomes for women, men and gender-diverse people and promote inclusive, transformative processes to achieve gender equality.
Due to historical and social disadvantage, gender equity recognises that women and gender-diverse people are not in the same ‘starting position’ as men. Treating women, men and gender-diverse people equally may not be fair and just in all situations. In fact, it can create further disadvantage.
Our leadership and involvement in education, social services and faith-based endeavours for over four centuries have resulted in an acute awareness of the need for gender equity across all areas of life.
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
Arriving in New York City on March 10, I was filled with anticipation. My taxi awaited me at LaGuardia’s F2 parking, and as we navigated
Dear Woman of the Future: We hope that by the time you read this, all the advancements we have written and discussed in the past
The 63rd Session on the Commission of Social Development 2025 (10-14th of February), shared primary focus on “solidarity, social inclusion and social cohesion”. The aim
We were given the opportunity at the 63rd Session of the Commission on Social Development to intervene and deliver an Oral Statement on the theme
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