Women Deliver 2026 Conference Highlights Youth Leadership Inclusive Advocacy and Gender Equality

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#WomenDeliver2026 I’m still processing the energy, ideas, and powerful connections made along the way. Here are a few takeaways in the way forward: 1. Youth leadership is not the future it’s the present. The Youth Pre-Conference and ongoing sessions made it clear: young people are shaping policy, driving movements, and holding systems accountable which shall be more improved beyond tokenism. 2. Intersectionality must move from language to action. Conversations on SRHR, gender-based violence, disability inclusion, and climate justice reinforced that siloed approaches simply don’t work anymore.3. Local voices, global impact. The most powerful solutions are rooted in communities especially those too often left out of decision-making spaces.4. Partnerships are everything.From grassroots organizers to global coalitions, collaboration is what turns commitments into real change.5. Sustained funding for feminist movements is non-negotiable. Strong, flexible, and long-term resourcing is critical to ensure feminist organizations especially grassroots and youth-led group can lead, innovate, and hold systems accountable.Amid all this, I’m also grateful for a small but meaningful highlight I received a Giveaway Award from @CRIF 🎉. A reminder that creativity and storytelling even in the simplest forms can connect, inspire, and open unexpected doors. Leaving this space feeling energized, challenged, and more committed than ever to advancing inclusive, rights-based, and community-driven change. The work continues. 🖐hashtag#WomenDeliver hashtag#SRHR hashtag#YouthLeadership hashtag#GenderEquality hashtag#Advocacy hashtag#GlobalHealth hashtag#InclusionSo greatful for:-Tamra for Social Development Organization (TSD) Sonke Gender Justice Women DeliverMenEngage Alliance

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