Archive 2012-2016 Events & Remarks

Events and Remarks

 


U.S. Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch Delivers Closing Remarks at the Inaugural North American Working Group Meeting on Violence Against Indigenous Women and Girls - October 14, 2016


The Equal Futures Partnership celebrated its achievements to empower women on the margins of the UN General Assembly. Read the remarks here. - September 22, 2016


Speech by H.E. Ms. Michelle Bachelet Jeria, Republic of Chile’s President, at Wilson Center: “Women empowerment indecision-making: Chile’s perspective” - September, 22, 2016


Remarks by CHOI Jong-moon Republic of Korea's Deputy Minister for Multilateral and Global Affairs, MOFA - September 22, 2016


Remarks by U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry at the Meeting of the Equal Futures Partnership on the Margins of UNGA71 - September 22, 2016


Tackling Violence against Women as a Prerequisite for Sustainable Development, Open Forum side-event at CSW 60 - Watch the video - March 15, 2016


Commission on the Status of Women: Tackling Violence against Women as a Prerequisite for Sustainable Development – CSW 60  - Learn More - March 15th, 2016


ADVISORY: White House to Host Inaugural North American Working Group on Violence Against Indigenous Women & Girls Meeting - Read the advisory press release here. - March 15, 2016


Women’s Forum México 2016


Step It Up - September 27, 2015 


Equal Futures Meeting at WAW! 2015 Conference, Tokyo, Japan - Conclusions - August 29, 2015


Remarks by Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women's Issues Catherine M. Russell at the 59th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women Read the full remarks. - 2015


Gender balance in politics and decision-making remains a challenge — Lakshmi Puri - September 22, 2014


In 2014, the members of the Equal Futures Partnership (Equal Futures) agreed to work more systematically to fulfill one of the Partnership’s two strategic goals: sharing best practices in ways that can advance members’ efforts to achieve their domestic reform commitments.  Participants in the September 19, 2014 technical level meeting in New York identified a specific way that this could be accomplished: “pair” Equal Futures member countries with similar domestic reform commitments.  The United States piloted this “pairing program” with Mexico in 2015, as the two countries have similar domestic reform commitments aimed at creating financial security for survivors of gender-based and domestic violence.

Read a summary of the Equal Futures U.S.-Mexico pairing initiative. - September 19, 2014


Remarks by U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry at a Meeting of the Equal Futures Partnership - September 2013


Remarks by U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Jacob J. Lew at the Meeting of the Equal Futures Partnership - April 18, 2013


Remarks by U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton at the Equal Futures Partnership Launch - September 24, 2012


World Bank roundtable discussion 'Equal Futures Partnership: From Promise to Progress'


U.S. and Mexico Hold Workshop on the Economic Empowerment of Girls and Women Read the U.S. Embassy in Mexico City's press release on this pairing initiative. 


Equal Futures Partnership Website Launch