Building gender just societies through intergenerational solidarity – CSW65 Parallel Event

Webinar, Wednesday, 17 March, 17:00-19:00 (CET)

Keynote Speech by Asa Regner, UN Women Deputy Executive Director

Hosted by the Foundation for European Progressive Studies (FEPS), UN Women Germany , PES Women and Jean-Jaurès Foundation , this parallel event discussed gender equality from a life-cycle and intersectional perspective.

Under the slogan “From Beijing 1995 to Generation Equality 2021: Building gender just societies through intergenerational solidarity”, the aim of the debate was to foster dialogue between women across generations and solidarity between feminists of all ages in an era where it is key to safeguard and strengthen the acquired rights – which are currently under threat.

We wanted this dialogue between feminist voices from diverse generations and backgrounds to contribute towards creating a new vision for the future and providing sustainable solutions to the current social, health and climate challenges.

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