Moderated by the National Centre, this In Conversation discussion brings together lived experience with insights from research, cultural wisdom and practice expertise to explore the impacts of child sexual abuse within the family system and how these shape the responses and support victims and survivors receive. Register here.
Organised by UNFPA in partnership with Global Affairs Canada and the Association for Progressive Communications, this symposium will bring together global stakeholders, including governments, UN agencies, academics, civil society organizations, and tech companies, to address the growing threat of TFGBV. Held in a hybrid format, both in New York City and online, the symposium will…
UN Women invites you to celebrate the UN’s 50th observance of International Women’s Day and 30 years since the revolutionary Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action with inspiring global women leaders. You can now register to attend the event in person at the United Nations General Assembly Hall in New York, US.
The sixty-ninth session of the Commission on the Status of Women will take place from 10 to 21 March 2025. The main focus of the sixty-ninth session will be on the review and appraisal of the implementation of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action and the outcomes of the 23rd special session of the General Assembly. The review will include an…
The workshop invites participants to explore innovative ways to utilize financial systems as tools to address gender-based violence (GBV). It aims to introduce attendees to the logic of finance, highlighting key leverage points and opportunities to influence these systems effectively. This interactive session is designed to inspire and equip participants with insights and strategies for…
In this session, eSafety will provide an update on their complex set of interlocking powers that help protect Australian young people from serious online harms. They will explore how they are enforcing their powers (including our role in the industry-led Codes to address violent porn) and their work with partners across the education ecosystem to support…
This high-level meeting aims to bring together representatives from the tech industry, faith-based institutions, academia, civil society, children and young people, and survivors of abuse to address the urgent issue of safe and ethical use of AI for children’s wellbeing. This meeting will emphasize the shared responsibility of all stakeholders to act collaboratively and effectively…
This upcoming retreat offers participants an opportunity to explore trauma-informed, somatic-based healing practices. Designed to promote sustainable well-being, the retreat helps attendees reconnect with their energy and purpose while cultivating practices that enhance personal wellness. This transformative experience aims to renew participants’ commitment to supporting GBV survivors and their communities, fostering both personal and professional growth.…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming humanitarian work, but how can we ensure its ethical and survivor-centered use in Gender-Based Violence in Emergencies (GBViE) and related sectors? This 75-minute interactive session will explore real-world AI applications, ethical dilemmas, and risks through scenario-based discussions and collaborative problem-solving. Featuring a panel of experts, we’ll examine how AI can enhance…
This session will explore innovative strategies to combat GBV, focusing on the role of civic technology, data-driven advocacy, and cross-sector collaboration. How can civic tech and crowdmapping be used to track and prevent GBV? What are the impacts of digital violence and authoritarian leadership on gender rights? How can community-driven solutions and policy reforms ensure…
The international context is marked by new polarisations and conflicts. The world order is changing in a dramatic way, with major powers changing course, new alliances and international law being increasingly called into question. As the Women, Peace and Security Agenda turns 25 this year, what are the prospects and developments to follow, in France…
In this webinar, participants will learn about WHO/HRP’s Scoping Review on SRHR and misinformation, explore real-world examples of how misinformation influences policy, and engage in a dialogue on collective strategies to counter its harmful effects. Register here.
