Sentence examples for integrating gender equality from inspiring English sources

At a high-level event Thursday at the Rio+20 Conference organized by UN Women, women Heads of State signed a call to action with concrete policy recommendations on integrating gender equality and women's empowerment in all sustainable development frameworks.

Our goals at Stony Brook include redressing gender imbalances from matriculation to graduation; using the University's Center for the Study of Men and Masculinities to build global understanding of the role for men in achieving gender equality; and, integrating gender equality into the academic and social experience.

UNICEF is potentially well placed to be effective in gender mainstreaming because of its credibility with partners, strong field presence, the commitment of staff to social justice, its life cycle and right-based approaches, and given that UNICEF has a core of individual leaders actively engaged in integrating gender equality into programming.

Both require advocacy and action, indicating two broad strategies aimed at enhancing girls' participation: interventions to integrate gender equality into the mainstream of overall education policy and programming; and more focussed affirmative action interventions.

Kenya's mobile network provider Safaricom has integrated gender equality into its internal policies to create a mother-friendly environment.

UNICEF integrates gender equality into all aspects of its programming as well as into its commitments with partners at all levels.

Through this key we will develop harmonious styles for Responsible Research and Innovation that integrate public engagement, gender equality, science education, open access and ethics" (European Commission, DG Research and Innovation 2012, pp 4).

UNICEF Principal Advisor on Gender and Rights Anju Malhotra presented the findings of a report on a three-year strategic priority action plan to integrate a focus on gender equality across all aspects of the organization's work.

We are grateful that it does include indications of its growing understanding of the vulnerability of women in many regions of the world and the critical need to integrate women, their empowerment, and gender equality concerns proactively.

His work on behalf of organized labor, racial and gender equality issues and especially integrated housing led the white, Jewish Hyde Park resident to be known as "the lone Negro on the City Council".

These policies were groundbreaking in that they have helped to reorient development resources and foreign policy toward a deeper understanding of what women and girls' empowerment and gender equality really mean and how to integrate these objectives into development programs.