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Storytelling with Gender Data – Highlights from our Fellows

Our 2025 Fellows have graduated! Explore their stories and the data-driven content th...

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Counting Periods, Counting Progress: Why Menstrual Health Belongs in the Global Data Agenda 

Closing the menstrual data gap is essential to achieving gender equality — because ...

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Counting Women, Counting Progress: Why Gender Data Will Make or Break the SDGs 

With only five years left until the deadline for achieving the 2030 Agenda, it is ess...

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Realizing the human right to care: A key agenda for gender equality and justice 

A landmark ruling has recognised the right to care as ‘a basic, unavoidable, and u...

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Meeting Global Advocacy Needs: Evolving our gender data training and building a learning community 

Our DDA training equips advocates to find, analyse, and communicate data to influence...

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Introducing our 2025 Storytelling with Gender Data Fellows! 

We're excited to introduce the fellows of our 2025 Storytelling with Gender Data Fell...

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Holding the Line for Gender Equality: Equal Measures 2030 at CSW69 

At CSW69, Equal Measures 2030 reaffirmed the power of gender data in driving accounta...

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Beijing+30: Holding the Line, Defending Progress, and Mobilizing for the Future 

Explore how feminist movements are mobilizing for gender justice at Beijing+30, defen...

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Giving voice to rural women in the fight against climate change – Mariana Guerrero Álvarez 

As climate change intensifies, rural women in Colombia are facing some of its most de...

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The most unsafe place to be a woman shouldn’t be their home: A closer look at femicide rates in Brazil 

The most recent report by UN Women and UNODC found that 85,000 women and girls were...

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