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Measure it – ‘Counting the women who had not counted’
In the ‘Dear Secretary-General’ series, Naila Kabeer makes the case for 'measure it' - and shows why the failure to count is never just an accident.
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In the ‘Dear Secretary-General’ series, Naila Kabeer makes the case for 'measure it' - and shows why the failure to count is never just an accident.
Katja Iversen on how, for generations, menopause was largely absent from popular culture, or reduced to a punchline about ageing women becoming difficult, irrational or hot – and not in the sexy way. That is changing. From television and novels to celebrity voices and online communities, menopause is showing up in public conversation.
Global health organisations set the standards for the world's health. Most of those reviewed have yet to set one for menopause in the workplace, and where support exists it is mostly out of public view
For-profit companies are more likely than non-profit organisations such as charities and UN agencies to have workplace policies on gender equality, yet women chair just one in seven of their boards, according to Global 50/50's annual study of 198 organisations active in global health.
Each month, our Co-CEOs write on gender, power and what comes next. In October: the forces attacking gender equality are winning because they are better organised – and the many only beat the organised few by getting organised too.
We are running a movement-wide consultation on whether and how to build a shared digital hub for the gender justice movement, and we want to hear from you.
Apply now for our regional This is Gender curatorial fellowship, running for seven months from October 2026.
Hundreds of leaders, experts and organisations urge future UN Secretary-General to commit, act and deliver on gender equality as the United Nations faces historic test.
Dr A.H. Monjurul Kabir, UN Women Country Representative in Liberia, traces the gap between formal legal equality and lived justice.
Three experts on what public health keeps getting wrong about men’s health and what it would take to get it right.
Global 50/50 joined the International Bar Association’s to discuss the experiences of women in the global legal profession and the policy levers that could shift systems.
Dr Tiantian Chen, Chair of the Board of Trustees, discusses new legislation aimed at closing the gender pay gap.