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Improving access to family planning services in West Africa 

By Suzanne N’Gouandi, Communications Officer – French Speaking, Equal Measures 20...

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Using data journalism to promote gender equality with Surbhi Bhatia 

A spotlight interview with 2021 Data Fellow Surbhi Bhatia (India cohort)  Surbhi...

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W7 Takeover: What commitments would G7 Leaders make if gender equality advocates had their say?

What commitments would Women 7 Advisers make if they were holding the pen to the G7 L...

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No G7 country made fast progress on gender equality in recent years. Here’s how experts think they should flip the script! 

While there has been hard-fought advocacy wins to raise gender equality up the G7 pol...

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How can Senegal continue progress towards gender equality? 

Despite fast progress towards gender equality, much remains to be done to increase wo...

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How can we ensure the inclusion of women and girls in digital development in Latin America and the Caribbean?

How can we reduce the digital gender gap and guarantee the participation of women and...

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The world is becoming more gender equal but not fast enough. Here’s why. 

With the “austerity orthodoxy” throwing progress towards gender equality off cour...

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We want menstrual leave for all!

In December 2022, Spain passed a bill creating menstrual leave for all women who suff...

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Women’s Land Rights Key to Tackling Climate Change & Gender Inequality

How can land rights protect women from climate crises and what can leaders do about i...

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There is no climate justice without gender justice

Can we address structural gender inequalities before climate change amplifies them?

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