Women2Lead Community
Your UN SDG:Learn Community focused on empowering women to take a leading role in society
About the Women2Lead community
The community site is available to anyone interested in further developing leadership skills and gaining knowledge on relevant topics such as economic empowerment, conflict resolution, and women’s political participation. Those who register to the community will also have access to a forum for sharing experiences and learning from others. Women2Lead is part of the One UNITAR Gender initiative that promotes innovative learning solutions on women's empowerment, building on extensive experiences and knowledge of all UNITAR Divisions. One UNITAR Gender aims to empower more women around the world, and especially in developing countries and least developed countries, to strengthen their leadership skills and feel empowered to apply and share their knowledge with others.
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Access the community forum to share experiences and learn from others in the community, coming from the UN, academia, international organizations, the private sector and more fields. You can participate by starting a discussion, posting messages, asking questions, and reviewing resources shared by others.
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Courses
IASC e-learning on Gender Equality in Humanitarian Action
Course
Self-paced e-learning
Offered by:
IASC, UN Women
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