Why the Men’s World Cup 2026 is a gender equality opportunity
As the Men’s World Cup 2026 is set to command more global attention than any other event, the game that moves the world remains unequal ...
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How to talk to teens about the manosphere: a guide for parents and caregivers
Boys are navigating a barrage of extreme content online. Give them the tools to understand it, question it, and push back. Young people around the ...
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Five things to know about women and sport
Women’s sports are on a winning streak, reaching new heights and shattering records. From the 2024 Olympics achieving gender parity to the growing audience for ...
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How women and girls are being targeted in the war in Sudan
The outbreak of war in Sudan three years ago has led to world’s most severe humanitarian and protection crisis for women and girls. Widespread killings, ...
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Six uncomfortable truths about women’s health
Women are living longer than ever. But they are not living better. If anyone says, “we’ve already achieved gender equality”, or asks, “has equality gone too far”, ...
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Gender-responsive climate and environmental action
Towards achieving gender equality and a safer, healthier, more sustainable planet for all. The triple planetary crisis – climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution – ...
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Glossary: The manosphere
Online violence stemming from the manosphere spreads through coded language. Familiarise yourself with some key terms so that you can spot subversive and harmful content ...
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Migrant women at risk of violence and exploitation
Gender-based violence, trafficking in persons, and other forms of exploitation continue to endanger women at all stages of migration – including those in domestic and care work. Migrant women workers ...
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Debunking five common myths about migrant women
How harmful stereotypes undermine migrant women and what must change Migration is often talked about in numbers – how many people cross borders, what it ...
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International Migrants Day
A migrant woman worker cuts timber in a sawmill in Nakhon Nayok, Thailand, around 50 kilometres north-east of Bangkok. Photo: UN Women/Pornvit Visitoran Women migrate ...
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Women on the move: FAQs on migration and gender
A migrant farmer in Cambodia showing off her rice harvest for a photography project in 2020. Photo: UN Women Cambodia/Women Migrant Workers participatory photography project ...
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Five essential facts to know about femicide
Every 10 minutes, partners and family members killed a woman intentionally in 2024. Gender-related killings (femicide/feminicide) are the most brutal and extreme manifestation of violence ...
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Online safety 101: What every woman and girl should know
Stock photo posed by model. The digital world promised connection and empowerment – but for millions of women, it has become a hunting ground. Schoolgirls ...
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FAQs: Digital abuse, trolling, stalking, and other forms of technology-facilitated violence against women and girls
Imagine receiving a message from a stranger that contained chillingly accurate details about your daily routine. Or consider the shock of discovering that your footage ...
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Gender-responsive climate and environmental action
Towards greater gender equality and a safer, healthier planet for all. The triple planetary crisis – climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution – has very real and very ...
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Gender equality in 2025: Gains, gaps, and the $342T choice
2025 is a crossroads. One road leads to deeper poverty, weaker economies, and human rights stripped away. The other, propels economies forward, building safer societies ...
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