CSW 2019 Events

CSW62 took place in 2019. The following information and events are saved for archiving purposes.

Working towards greater implementation of 1325 – models of best practice States Parties and civil society
NAWO Women, peace and security network.

Best practice in legislation for survivors of domestic violence
UK NGO CSW Alliance, Law Society of England and Wales, NAWO.

Round table with parliamentarians and young women
UK Mission, NAWO YWA, UK Youth caucus.

Addressing Gender Through the Compact for Safe and Orderly Migration
Organizer: PPSEAWA International
Co-organizer: Soroptimist International

Vocational Training of Women: an Excellent Investment
Soroptimist International of Europe

Women’s Access to Services in Times of Political Uncertainty
Sponsor: Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission

Making the economy work for women: Rights and realities
AWID, FEMNET, PSI, IWDA and Womankind

Lifting Women from Poverty Through Lifelong Learning
Organizer: Soroptimist International
SIA, SIE, SIGBI, SISWP

Ensuring robust spaces for civil society to strengthen sustainable infrastructure for gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls
CSW Alliance

Social Protection, Gender Equality, and Women’s Empowerment
UN Mission of the Republic of Korea
Co-organizer: International Council of Women

Development education and it’s role in empowerment: case studies from the Pacific Rim
PRIDE

Equality for Women=Prosperity for All
BIC, NAWO, EBBF, ADVANCE

Faith & Feminism: Forward looking strategies on social protection
NBCW & ADVANCE

Comprehensive Sexuality Education for Youth: a key to gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls
UNGEI, YCSRR & UNFPA

Every woman matters – Social protection and older women’s economic empowerment
Age International

Window on widows of all ages: agents of change not merely recipients of social protection and public services
Widows Rights International (WRI)

Best practice in legislation for survivors of domestic violence
Mayor of New York Commissioner on GBV, UK NGO CSW Alliance, Law Society of England and Wales, NAWO.

Round table with parliamentarians and young women
UK Mission, NAWO YWA, UK Youth caucus.

Addressing Gender Through the Compact for Safe and Orderly Migration
Organizer: PPSEAWA International
Co-organizer: Soroptimist International

Vocational Training of Women: an Excellent Investment
Soroptimist International of Europe
Co-organizer: Soroptimist International, Women for Water Partnership, BPW

Window on widows of all ages: Agents of change not merely recipients of social protection and public services
WRI

Working towards greater implementation of 1325 – models of best practice States Parties and civil society
Speakers include Grant Shubin, Deputy Legal Director Global Justice Center, Activists from Cameroon and Niger, Organisations from Libya and the UK Young women

NGO/GO Partnership for Women Under the Service of Domestic Violence
Modern Women’s Foundation SIA President-Elect, Tina Pan’s Foundation

Advancing Women’s Legal Rigths to Water Organizer: Women for Water Partnership
Co-organizer: Soroptimist International, BPW

Launch of a Global Feminist Alliance for Trade Justice
Gender and Trade Coalition

Is current governance infrastructure, including the judicial and legal system, delivering for women and girls?
UNCSW63 parallel event.

Robust and independent judicial and legal institutions as a way of addressing women’s empowerment
NAWO, Law Society of England and Wales, World Bank

Strengthening protection for women: delivering on the CEDAW recommendations through the SDGs
NIWEP

Public health investment in rural areas for women and girls
PRIDE

Vision Voices – voices of young women on social protection, access to public services and sustainable infrastructure for gender equality and the empowerment of girls
NAWO

Migrant women and girls in crisis: the untold stories of migrant women and girls in accessing social protection
Justina Mutale Foundation

Ensuring public services and infrastructure are responsive to the needs and accessible to all women
IPU, UN Women (NAWO YWA speaker)

There is no social protection unless it is gender sensitive
UN Women NC UK