Femmes for Freedom in New York: Tentoonstelling 'Portraits of Progress: Women Powering The Global Goals'

"Ik had nooit durven hopen dat het werk van Femmes for Freedom zou mogen schitteren in het hoofdkwartier van de Verenigde Naties. Deze gelegenheid is een monumentale erkenning en eer, en tevens een bewijs van de internationale impact van Femmes for Freedom. Dit succes was onmogelijk geweest zonder de onmisbare bijdragen van Mup en Imane, onze geweldige vrijwilligers, stagiaires, donateurs en Vital Voices. Hartelijk dank!

De tentoonstelling ‘Portraits of Progress: Women Powering The Global Goals’, een initiatief van Vital Voices in samenwerking met de VN, belicht de cruciale bijdragen van vrouwelijke changemakers aan de Sustainable Development Goals (SDG's) van de VN. Het onderstreept het cruciale belang van vrouwen in het stimuleren van echte verandering en ontwikkeling wereldwijd. De erkenning van Femmes for Freedom binnen deze context en deze tentoonstelling vervult ons met trots en bevestigt opnieuw de internationale betekenis en impact van onze inzet voor vrouwenrechten.

Ons bezoek aan New York bood ook een uitgelezen kans om verbindingen te leggen met andere vrouwenorganisaties en inspiratie op te doen voor toekomstige projecten. De tentoonstelling, die gedurende de hele maand maart te bezichtigen is in het hoofdkwartier van de Verenigde Naties, fungeert als een krachtig platform om de essentiële rol van vrouwen in het bereiken van de SDG's te erkennen."

By Shirin Musa, Femmes for Freedom.

Originele post geplaatst op LinkedIn.

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