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Oct
2017

A feminist approach to the binding treaty

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08
Sep
2017

Workshop on Security & Wellbeing for (Women) Human Rights Defenders

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07
Sep
2017

Considering Women’s Rights in relation to Housing, Land and Natural Resources

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27
Apr
2017

Indigenous Women’s Resistance for Global Justice is Global

Panel Event and Reception: Indigenous Women’s Resistance for Global Justice is Global, April 27: 6:00pm – 7:40 with reception to follow

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22
Mar
2017

Confronting crises with Solidarity: Escalating Global Strikes

Speakers:

• Nazma Akter, Sommilito Garments Sramik Federation

• Daisy Arago, Center for Trade Union and Human Rights (

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17
Mar
2017

Advancing women's economic empowerment through human rights

With the participation of:

  • RADHIKA BALAKRISHNAN Center for Women’s Global Leadership
  • GITA SEN Development Alternatives with Women for a New Era
  • BARBARA ADAMS Global Policy Forum
  • GLORIA MILLS Unison-UK | Public Services International
  • JENNIFER FISH Chair
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16
Mar
2017

Emerging economies and Women's economic empowerment: feminist analysis from BRICS

Emerging economies and Women's economic empowerment: feminist analysis from BRICS

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15
Mar
2017

Challenges and achievements in the implementation of the Millennium Development Goals for women and girls

See more at: http://www.unwomen.org/en/csw/csw61-2017/official-meetings#interactive-dialog-3

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13
Mar
2017

Addressing inequalities in care work to achieve women's economic empowerment

Addressing women's heavy and disproportionate responsibility for unpaid care work, and recognizing the value of care work to the economy is crucial to the realization of women?s economic empowerment. The UN High Level Panel on Women's...

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20
Mar
2017

Redefining the Value of Women’s Work

Women’s work has always been characterized as precarious, casual, informal, low-skilled, unskilled, unpaid, unrecognized, unvalued, undervalued and invisible. In a changing world that is dominated by neoliberalism and patriarchy, this characterization continues to...

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