CBWN & delegates from Vanuatu recently convened at the Commonwealth offices in New York during CSW68.  The insightful discussions on Gender, Climate Change and Technology were captured in a Bloomsbury Radio recording (to be published soon), and serves as a testament to the collective resolve in advancing gender equality.  

In a recent statement, the UN Secretary General aptly pointed out that gender equality is fundamentally a question of power.  This deeply resonates within our mission at CBWN, highlighting the underlying power dynamics that perpetuate gender disparities.  To achieve meaningful progress towards gender equality, it is imperative to address power imbalances, dismantle systemic barriers, and amplify the voices of marginalized communities.

Read the full article here: 'Gender equality is fundamentally a question of power' https://news.un.org/en/story/2024/03/1147462

As we reflect on this messaging of emphasizing the centrality of power, let us reaffirm our commitment to dismantling barriers, amplifying women's voices and fostering inclusive environments where all individuals can thrive.