The US and the UN - why it’s important and what’s at stake? A frank and insightful discussion with Gillian Sorensen and WIF UN United Nations @zarinavarukatty Slovakia at the UN 🇸🇰🇪🇺🇺🇳

WIF co-hosted a side event during #CSW67 with the Singapore Mission UN @zarinavarukatty Burhan Gafoor Inspiring panelists Ruchira Kamboj UN Youth Envoy

Timely discussion today at the Women’s International Forum’s event on Climate Change and Sustainable Cities: Creative Solutions for the Future with Maimunah Mohd Sharif and the incredible work UN-Habitat is doing. Thank you to @zarinavarukatty for moderating &@SlovakiaUNNY

Women’s Reproductive Rights from an international perspective was the topic of WIF’s April Forum with Enid Muthoni Ndiga, Chief Program Officer, Centre for Reproductive Rights. EnidMuthoni @zarinavarukatty

Closing the season with a panel discussion on « Women in Sports: Breaking Barriers one Game at a Time. Our distinguished panelists were H.E Isabelle Picco, Ambassador of Monaco, Jennifer Cooper, Reyna Pacheco, Ashley Bernhard

Glad to begin my day with the WIF UN. Their work to promote mutual understanding & inclusion is inspiring. Human rights are essential in these efforts, as they connect us all. They also bring solutions to global challenges, such as lack of trust & inequality in all aspects.

Honoring 75+ years of #UDHR with powerful insights. Today’s discussion highlighted the ongoing journey to uphold these universal ideals. Grateful to Austria UN for hosting and to H.E. Volker Türk and all participants for a thought-provoking conversation. #WIF15OCT #UDHR

📣WIF is thrilled to announce our November event: “Small States in the International System: Does Size Matter?” Featuring an insightful panel with: H.E. Burhan Gafoor, H.E. I. Rhonda King, H.E. Mr. Filipo Tarakinikini,Fiji at the UN🇫🇯. Stay tuned for post-event highlights!

At the Women's International Forum event on, "Small States in the International System: Does Size Matter?" His Excellency Filipo Tarakinikini was amongst one of the panelists at the event that was sponsored Ambassador James Larsen 🇦🇺🇺🇳 H.E. emphasized the resilience & unity of Pacific Islands

The prosperity of small island developing states matters deeply to Australia. Pleased to host an engaging discussion around small states in the international system with the WIF UN. Thanks to panellists H.E. Burhan Gafoor, H.E. I. Rhonda King and H.E. Filipo Tarakinikini.

#WIF12NOV! Thanks to our panelists' H.E. Burhan Gafoor, H.E. I. Rhonda King & H.E. Filipo Tarakinikini who shared unique insights on the challenges & resilience of Small States in global diplomacy, UN leadership & climate vulnerability. Grateful to Ambassador James Larsen 🇦🇺🇺🇳 for hosting.

📣 Thrilled to announce WIF’s December event, “Beyond the Pandemic: Insights & Lessons for the Future". Featuring Arthur Caplan, Head of Medical Ethics at NYU, and Mr. Stewart Simonson, World Health Organization (WHO) Representative at the UN. Stay tuned for insights and highlights! #WIFDEC

"Toward a More Inclusive Security Council: Challenges & Opportunities” feat. H.E. Tareq Albanai, H.E. Alexander Marschik & Richard Gowan. Panelists discussed #UNSC reform, #IGN & smaller state representation. Grateful to Kuwait Mission to the UN 🇰🇼 for hosting . #WIF27JAN

📣WIF is excited to announce our February event: "Empowering Youth for Climate Action – From Local Initiatives to Global Impact." Featuring Felipe Paullier , Assistant Secretary-General for Youth Affairs, as our distinguished panelist. Stay tuned for post-event insights! #WIFFEB

📣 WIF is thrilled to announce our March event, on the margins of #CSW69: "Breaking Glass Ceilings: 30 Years After the Beijing Declaration-Women’s Leadership in Positions of Power: Evaluating Progress & Future Challenges" Stay tuned for post-event insights #WIFMARCH2025

"Breaking Glass Ceilings: 30 Years After the Beijing Declaration-Women’s Leadership in Positions of Power: Evaluating Progress & Future Challenges" A dynamic exchange of personal experiences from women who have navigated the complexities of leadership.#WIF12MARCH2025

📣WIF is thrilled to announce our April event: “Lost Culture: How and why the past is weaponised and what we can do about it”. Featuring Panelists: Professor Lynn Meskell & Professor Patty Gerstenblith. Stay tuned for post-event insights and highlights! #WIFAPRIL2025

📣 We were thrilled to host such an engaging discussion at #WIF for our April event: “Lost Culture: How and Why the Past Is Weaponized—And What We Can Do About It.” Thanks to our panelists Prof. Lynn Meskell & Prof. Patty Gerstenblith, to everyone who joined. #WIF24APRIL2025

📣 Excited to share WIF’s May event: "Feeding Tomorrow: Reimagining Humanity's Most Urgent Crisis" Featuring Ms. Rania Dagash-Kamara, Assistant Executive Director, World Food Programme (WFP), and Ms. Angélica Jácome, Director, FAO Liaison Office to the UN in New York. #WIFMAY2025

This season at WIF has been one of connection, learning & purpose. We’re closing the year on a powerful note & are honored to welcome H.E. Amina J Mohammed, UN Deputy Secretary-General, for our June event on “Localizing the SDGs: Empowering Communities for Impact.” #WIFJUNE2025