Call for Commitments on Gender Equality
From the Global Health Community
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A CALL FOR GLOBAL HEALTH
COMMITMENTS ON GENDER EQUALITY
At the 69th World Health Assembly, we called on every stakeholder within the global health and development fields to take a critical look at their own organizations and to make commitments to advance women in global health leadership and achieve great gender equity in global health leadership at all levels.
We are continuing this movement by requesting that you make 1 to 2 commitments either on behalf of yourself or your organization on how you will advance gender equality in the global health sector before the next World Health Assembly.
If you are looking for inspiration, the International Geneva Gender Champions have already developed a very strong set of commitments – and you can find the link at the bottom of the page. With your approval, we will also be sharing your commitments and photos.
Questions? Please contact us at info@womeningh.org!
HOW TO SUBMIT A 'MY #WOMENINGH COMMITMENT'
Fill out this form and we will send you your commitment!
You can also print the #WomeninGH Commitment template below, write your commitment on the template, and snap a photo of you holding the commitment. Send to info@womeningh.org.
BONUS: If you have a personal photo which illustrates why your commitment is important to global health development, please attach the photo with your commitment template.
OUR GOAL:
REACH 100 SMART COMMITMENTS before the 72nd World Health Assembly in 2019.
Instructions
Commitment Template
GE Healthcare's Facebook Live video from World Health Assembly asks:
How can we build the next generation of female leaders in
global health? Why does it matter?
Roopa Dhatt of Women in Global Health, Terri Bresenham of GE Sustainable Healthcare Solutions, Christine Sow of Global Health Council, and Kate Dodson of Global Health Strategy at the United Nations Foundation joined live from #WHA69 where they convened to help solve gender disparities in global health.