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We can't wait for another generation to close the gender gap

After nearly three years of global economic disruption exacerbated by the pandemic, the rising cost of living, the climate crisis and large-scale migration, efforts are stalling to close the gender gap. There is a mounting risk that previous gains will be lost, with women in the Global South likely to be hit hardest.

Join us for a panel session in partnership with Wellspring Philanthropic Fund [[link removed]]: We cannot wait another generation: Global South alternatives for a gender-equitable recovery. We will bring together world-leading experts to explore what is required for a sustainable economic transformation that protects and promotes women’s rights and what needs to be done to propel progress towards gender equality.

Trust Conference [[link removed]], held in heart of London on 26 & 27 October, is dedicated to tackling the gravest issues of our time at the intersection of socio-economic inclusion, sustainability, media freedom and human rights. Each year, the event attracts a global audience with over 600 delegates from diverse sectors representing more than 60 countries.

LEARN MORE [[link removed]] Meet the expert speakers:

Radhika Balakrishnan

Professor of Women's Gender and Sexuality Studies Rutgers,

The State University of New Jersey

Bhumika Muchala

Political Economist and Senior Advisor, Third World Network

Sol Prieto

National Director of Economy, Equality and Gender,

Ministry of Economy

Fatimah Kelleher

Economic Rights and Justice Specialist

Katica Roy (Moderator)

CEO,

Pipeline Equity

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Don’t miss out this important session – make sure you book your ticket [[link removed]] before 31 August to benefit from the early bird discount rate.

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