Generation Equality Action Coalitions events

The Generation Equality Action Coalitions are mobilizing governments, women’s, feminist and youth led organizations, international organizations, and the private sector to: catalyze collective action; spark global and local conversations among generations; drive increased public and private investment; and deliver concrete progress on gender equality across generations for girls and women. Six specific themes are being addressed by the Action Coalitions: i) Gender Based Violence; ii) Economic Justice and Rights; iii) Bodily autonomy and sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR); iv) Feminist action for climate justice; v) Technology and innovation for Gender Equality; vi) Feminist movements and leadership. Each Action Coalition is led by a group of partners or leaders who have been working together to co design Blueprints for action. Each blueprint articulates an ambitious agenda that will accelerate progress towards gender equality in this UN Decade of Action. Additional stakeholders are joining the Action Coalitions as Commitment Makers .

Gender Links is part of Action Coalition 6 which is putting forward these commitments.

• Feminist Movements & Leadership By 2026, double the global annual growth rate of funding from all sectors committed to women-led and feminist led movements, organizations, and funds in all their diversity, including those led by trans, intersex, non-binary people
• Promote, expand, protect, civic space across all domains, including online, and support the efforts of women and feminist human rights defenders and women peacebuilders -- including those who are trans, intersex, nonbinary— to defend civic space and eliminate barriers to feminist action, organizing and mobilization in all its diversity.
• By 2026, increase the meaningful participation, leadership and decision-making power of girl leaders, and of women and feminist leaders, including those who are trans, intersex, non-binary, through efforts to: (1) Advance gender parity in all aspects of public and economic decision making, including the private sector, civil society, international organizations, political and government institutions including executive and legislative positions; (2) Promote and expand feminist, gender transformative , and inclusive laws and policies.
• Dedicate specific, flexible financial, technical, and other resources for adolescent girls and young feminist leaders and their movements and organizations to strengthen them and create safe and inclusive spaces for their meaningful participation in decision-making processes.