Advancing Gender Equality @ Women Deliver 2023
July 10th, 2023 | event
Everyone should have equitable access to health, education, and economic opportunities, regardless of gender, circumstances, or geographical location. For more than 40 years, JSI has worked with governments, civil society organizations, and funders to transform gender norms and shift power dynamics.
We are dedicated to promoting gender equality and empowering all individuals to access healthcare, education, and economic opportunities, regardless of their gender, circumstances, or geographical location. We believe in collaborating with diverse stakeholders to gain insights into local contexts, needs, and opportunities. Together, we can co-create stronger people-centered systems and services that foster positive change.
As a sponsor of the Women Deliver 2023 Conference (WD2023), we will gather with 6,000 in-person and more than 200,000 online participants in Kigali, Rwanda from July 17 to 20. WD2023 is a multi-sectoral convening that seeks to advance gender equality, providing inclusive spaces for solidarity and sustainable solutions to overcome gender inequity.
Join Us
- Stop by our booth (K14-K16) at the Expo Hall and capture the moment at our photo booth
- Follow along on social media at #JSIatWD2023
Tuesday, July 18, 2023
Our Life, Our Journey: Navigating youth life stages for a better world Side Event | 11:30 – 13:00 | Location: Kigali Convention Center, Room MH1.2
Engage in dynamic small group discussions facilitated by eight young women who will share their lived experiences and aspirations related to specific life stages. Explore inclusive approaches to advance gender equality for adolescent girls and young women.
Reimagining Technical Assistance: Overcoming gender inequity in development assistance for health Side Event | 17:30 – 19:00 | Location: Kigali Marriott Hotel, Room Muhazi+Virunga
Participate in an interactive dialogue and reception focused on overcoming systemic gender inequity in development assistance for health. The event will feature speakers from diverse sectors, a system map gallery walk, and opportunities for reflection and discussion on addressing gender inequity within different contexts.
