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UNESCO and its partners work to provide solutions to reduce inequalities in and through education, to empower women in science and technology for environmental action, to promote inclusion and combat gender-based violence, to bridge the digital gender divide and to support women’s empowerment in crisis, emergency and early recovery contexts.
UNESCO is committed to gender equality as a human rights issue and a precondition for sustainable people-centered development. It is at the core of UNESCO’s conviction of how to build lasting peace.
Highlights
Bias in artificial intelligence can reinforce stereotypes and contribute to harms such as technology-facilitated gender-based violence (TFGBV). This Red Teaming Playbook offers a concrete and collaborative method for identifying these risks in generative AI systems and helping to mitigate them in support of the social good.
Calls for Action
Towards Victory for Gender Equality
Football offers a vast playing field to promote gender equality, and crucially, the involvement of all players and stakeholders is necessary to achieve it.
On 8 March 2024, UNESCO joined forces with women from around the world and across the football ecosystem to issue a Call to Action for gender equality in and through sports.
