The Australian Army Contingent to the UN Mission in South Sudan has pledged its support of the HeForShe solidarity movement for gender equality. On 22 October, the Army Contingent, led by Colonel Michael Bond, made the HeForShe Commitment to stand resolutely for women’s rights and against discrimination.
resolutely against discrimination; and we stand resolutely to empower those that have
The Australian Army Contingent to the UN Mission in South Sudan has pledged its support of the HeForShe solidarity movement for gender equality. On 22 October, the Army Contingent, led by Colonel Michael Bond, made the HeForShe Commitment to stand resolutely for women’s rights and against discrimination.
resolutely against discrimination; and we stand resolutely to empower those that have
The Australian Army Contingent to the UN Mission in South Sudan has pledged its support of the HeForShe solidarity movement for gender equality. On 22 October, the Army Contingent, led by Colonel Michael Bond, made the HeForShe Commitment to stand resolutely for women’s rights and against discrimination.
resolutely against discrimination; and we stand resolutely to empower those that have
A team of students from the University of Engineering and Technology (UET) engaged more than 5,000 men and boys in Pakistan to commit to HeForShe. The commitment drive, held across two days in May, 2015, brought the global total of commitments to more than 300,000. In July, the young volunteers received UN Women’s first-ever global HeForShe Award, recognizing them as role models and leaders. What did it take to win? Two days, 72 students, and 5,000 HeForShe commitments to gender equality.
The students and youth who have demonstrated gender equality as their cause are the
A team of students from the University of Engineering and Technology (UET) engaged more than 5,000 men and boys in Pakistan to commit to HeForShe. The commitment drive, held across two days in May, 2015, brought the global total of commitments to more than 300,000. In July, the young volunteers received UN Women’s first-ever global HeForShe Award, recognizing them as role models and leaders. What did it take to win? Two days, 72 students, and 5,000 HeForShe commitments to gender equality.
The students and youth who have demonstrated gender equality as their cause are the
The Australian Army Contingent to the UN Mission in South Sudan has pledged its support of the HeForShe solidarity movement for gender equality. On 22 October, the Army Contingent, led by Colonel Michael Bond, made the HeForShe Commitment to stand resolutely for women’s rights and against discrimination.
resolutely against discrimination; and we stand resolutely to empower those that have
A team of students from the University of Engineering and Technology (UET) engaged more than 5,000 men and boys in Pakistan to commit to HeForShe. The commitment drive, held across two days in May, 2015, brought the global total of commitments to more than 300,000. In July, the young volunteers received UN Women’s first-ever global HeForShe Award, recognizing them as role models and leaders. What did it take to win? Two days, 72 students, and 5,000 HeForShe commitments to gender equality.
The students and youth who have demonstrated gender equality as their cause are the
New York, NY (September 20, 2016) – HeForShe IMPACT Champion and President of Stony Brook University, Samuel Stanley, co-hosted the HeForShe second anniversary event at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. President Stanley said that Stony Brook, which is the only campus in the United States to house a center for men and masculinity, is working toward closing the gender gap in matriculation and graduation rates, integrating gender equality into the academic and social experience; and driving a global understanding of the role of men in achieving equality.
academics must do a better job in understanding their own biases and the impact they have
New York, NY (September 20, 2016) – President of Finland His Excellency, Sauli Niinistö, hosted the HeForShe second anniversary at the MoMA in New York City, and opened his remarks by asking, „how come we live in a world where something self-evident, namely that women and men, all born, are equal is still an issue? We should not need a movement like this in the 21st century.“
In 1906, Finnish women became the world’s first to have unrestricted rights to vote
New York, NY (September 20, 2016) – President of Finland His Excellency, Sauli Niinistö, hosted the HeForShe second anniversary at the MoMA in New York City, and opened his remarks by asking, „how come we live in a world where something self-evident, namely that women and men, all born, are equal is still an issue? We should not need a movement like this in the 21st century.“
In 1906, Finnish women became the world’s first to have unrestricted rights to vote
