Women Deliver

📅 Register — Be where commitments take shape. Early-bird pricing ends 15 October: bit.ly/3GDwK0p
🤝 Sponsor — Fuel participation and power collective outcomes. Exclusive benefits through 15 October: bit.ly/3HOufII
📣 Exhibit — Showcase your solutions and connect with changemakers: bit.ly/4kJHcRV

Graphic with a lime green and dark purple background featuring patterns of weaves associated with cultures from the Oceanic Pacific, commissioned to artists from the region. On the top right, the WD2026 logo appears as a purple square with a yellow upward arrow. Bold dark purple text reads: “DON’T MISS YOUR CHANCE TO ENGAGE.” Below, a rounded white text box lists three deadlines in dark purple font: “• Register at a discounted pricing – 15 October. • Become a sponsor with exclusive benefits – 15 October. • Apply to exhibit — showcase your solutions and inspire 6,500+ changemakers.” Dates are highlighted in mint. On the left, a large teal calendar icon is displayed.

💡 Shape the Women Deliver 2026 Conference with us. Register, Sponsor, Exhibit — three key pathways to engage with #WD2026’s bold, feminist vision. Don't miss out on key deadlines — and share widely to ensure all interested voices can take part! 👇

🚨 3 November
✔️ Apply for Concurrent Sessions to create space for cross-sector collaboration, knowledge sharing, and movement building 👉 bit.ly/41Z5QHK

🚨 15 October - two weeks to go!

✔️ Register to secure early-bird pricing and be in the room where commitments take shape 👉 bit.ly/3GDwK0p
✔️ Become a Sponsor with exclusive benefits 👉 bit.ly/4mG4QQx
✔️ Are you a journalist or content creator? Apply for a Media Scholarship! 👉 bit.ly/3KcbIHO

A mint-green graphic featuring thick, colorful pipes with Narrm patterns of weaves associated with cultures from the Oceanic Pacific, commissioned to artists from the region. These patterns include weaves that represent Narrm, our conference’s host country. The text reads: "Key deadlines ahead! Don't miss out and secure your place at the first regionally hosted Women Deliver Conference." A central white circle highlights "15 OCTOBER" in bold, dark purple text, listing three deadlines: Register at a discounted pricing, Sponsor with exclusive benefits, and Apply for a Media and Content Creators Scholarship. The Women Deliver logo is in the top left.

A bright mint-green graphic with several thick, curved pipes/lines running through it, featuring colorful, intricate Narrm patterns in yellow, orange, purple, teal, and blue. We commissioned artists from the Oceanic Pacific region to create patterns of weaves associated with their cultures. In this graphic, there are also weaves that represent Narrm, our conference’s host country. In the center, a large white circle contains the date "3 NOVEMBER" in large, bold, indigo-purple text. Below the date is a bullet point: "Apply for Concurrent Sessions by 3 November 11:59pm AEST / UTC +10." Above the text is a small orange alarm light icon. In the bottom left corner, the Women Deliver logo icon is next to the text "WD2026" in an indigo-purple box.

⏳ Deadlines are approaching fast! Don’t miss your chance to engage with #WD2026, the world’s largest convening for gender equality and Women Deliver's first regionally hosted conference 👇

Emerging Leaders Program member Nagla Abbas speaking at UNGA80 event sitting on stage, holding a microphone, discussing youth representation in global policies. Text on the background: "Expanding youth representation in global spaces isn't just the right thing to do. It's how we ensure policies reflect the realities of those most affected”.

Emerging Leaders Program member Nagla Abbas speaking with Mary Robinson, former United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights.

Emerging Leaders Program member Nagla Abbas standing next to an UNGA sign.

Emerging Leaders Program member Nagla Abbas visiting the SDG Media Zone at UNGA80.

“Pain became our fuel, and hope our compass,” said Emerging Leaders Program member Nagla Abbas during the 👏 first-ever high-level meeting on youth 👏 at #UNGA high-level week.

She stepped in with a bold mission: to show the world 🌍 how young people and adolescent girls are already leading change.

A graphic with a beige top half and a dark indigo-purple bottom half. In the top half, a gold megaphone icon is next to a mint-green highlighted text box that reads: "Calling all feminist movements, advocates, and organizations." The bottom indigo-purple half contains large, bold white and yellow text that reads: "Let's build a Feminist Playbook, together." Below the main title are three lines of smaller white text: "A shared vision. A collective tool. A strategy for the future." The Women Deliver logo is in the top right corner.

A graphic with a beige background featuring a winding yellow path that leads through three call-to-action steps. The title at the top is "How can you help now?" in a mint-green box. The steps are: Step 1 (Top): A dark indigo-purple icon of a curved arrow points to the text in mint-green: "Share the Playbook concept and our social posts with your network." Step 2 (Middle): A dark indigo-purple envelope icon points to the text in mint-green: "Reach out to info@womendeliver.org to get involved." Step 3 (Bottom): A dark indigo-purple icon of a cursor clicking points to the text in mint-green: "Follow our journey to sign-on and shape commitments at WD2026." The Women Deliver logo is in the bottom right corner.

Two pictures of a Feminist Playbook consultation at UNGA80 in a conference room with 13 people. The Women Deliver logo is in the top right corner.

Together, we’re co-creating a Feminist Playbook that charts a shared path toward gender equality and justice. Help shape the contents, direction, and impact of the Playbook:
👉 Explore the concept note: bit.ly/Feminist-Pla...
👉 Email us at info@womendeliver.org

On the background, a multicolour geometric pattern. FRONT TEXT: Safe abortion everywhere. Justice for Gaza, Justice for Sudan, Justice for the Congo. Sign the HRC60 joint civil society statement on abortion www.abortionstatement.org

📣 This #InternationalSafeAbortionDay, join the civil society statement on abortion. ➡️ Sign on to the statement by September 30, 12.00 PM CEST 👉 abortionstatement.org #HRC60 #Sept28 #SafeAbortionSavesLives #SeptiembreVerde

📣 “Invest in education, awareness, and dialogue.” On #WorldContraceptionDay, Nagla Abbas lifts her voice at #UNGA80, calling for equitable access to #SRHR and the creation of spaces for dialogue and solidarity to support adolescent girls everywhere. 👇

A two-part image showing a workshop in progress. The top half shows two women seated, one with her hands open, gesturing toward a large monitor displaying the question "Where do we go from here?". The bottom half of the image has a dark indigo-purple background with a large text overlay in white and yellow that reads, "The Feminist Playbook journey officially began!". The Women Deliver logo is in the top right corner of the image.

A two-part image from a workshop. The top half shows two women seated at a table, looking at a monitor that displays the title "Constellation Mapping: Collective Visioning" and two bullet points. The bottom half of the image has a dark indigo-purple background with a large white quotation mark and a quote that reads, "We need to speak to our own capabilities in the system." Below the quote, the name and title "Maliha Khan, Women Deliver President and CEO" are in yellow and white text. A mint-green box in the bottom-right corner reads, "Feminist Playbook."

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We didn’t come to #UNGA80 to sit back. We came to build the world we need, starting with the Feminist Playbook🔥. We kicked off consultations to shape a shared vision for gender equality & concrete pledges of action on how our sector can make it real. 🔗 Learn more: bit.ly/4gyanqA

👉 Apply here: womendeliver.org/wd2026/parti...

A beige-colored graphic with a yellow and red earth patterned ribbon, featuring Narrm patterns, that forms a large upward-pointing arrow on the left side. We commissioned artists from the Oceanic Pacific region to create patterns of weave associated with their cultures. In this arrow, there are also weaves that represent Narrm, our conference's host country. The main title in bold, italic, indigo-purple font reads: "Expression of Interest: WD2026 ARTS PROGRAM." Below this are two yellow buttons, the first reading "Applications," and the second reading "are open!". The Women Deliver logo is in the top right corner, with the text "WD2026 Hosted by the Oceanic Pacific" next to it.

A beige-colored graphic with a colorful patterned border featuring Narrm patterns on the right side. We commissioned artists from the Oceanic Pacific region to create patterns of weave associated with their cultures. In this arrow, there are also weaves that represent Narrm, our conference's host country. The title reads: "We are calling for two types of ARTISTIC CONTRIBUTIONS:". The text "ARTISTIC CONTRIBUTIONS" is in large, bold, italic, indigo-purple font. Below the title is a dark purple, rounded shape containing a bulleted list of two types of art: "Performance Art – live works such as music, spoken word, dance, theatre, and storytelling." "Digital Art – visual works such as photography, illustration, multimedia, and other digital submissions." The WD2026 Women Deliver logo is in the top left corner.

A beige-colored graphic with a colorful patterned border featuring Narrm patterns on the right and top-left sides. We commissioned artists from the Oceanic Pacific region to create patterns of weave associated with their cultures. In this arrow, there are also weaves that represent Narrm, our conference's host country. An orange, rounded speech bubble contains the text: "Selected digital works will be showcased throughout the Conference in Narrm (Melbourne), Australia, while selected performers may be invited to share their art live on stage, creating spaces for connection, reflection, and movement building." In the bottom-left corner is an indigo-purple icon with a stylized uterus inside a heart shape, next to a raised fist. The WD2026 Women Deliver logo is in the top left corner.

A beige-colored graphic with a colorful patterned border featuring Narrm patterns on the right side. We commissioned artists from the Oceanic Pacific region to create patterns of weave associated with their cultures. In this arrow, there are also weaves that represent Narrm, our conference's host country. The main title in bold, italic, indigo-purple font reads: "WHO CAN APPLY?". Below the title is a dark purple, rounded shape containing a bulleted list of eligibility criteria: "Open to individual artists, groups, and collectives worldwide." "Works can be visual, performance-based, digital, or multimedia." "Applications accepted in English, French, or Spanish." and "Collaborative submissions encouraged." A red icon of a person speaking at a podium is positioned in the bottom left corner. The WD2026 Women Deliver logo is in the top left corner.

🎨 Attention artists and collectives from around the world! Do you want your work showcased on the global stage at #WD2026 in Narrm (Melbourne), Australia? At the world’s largest gathering for gender equality, art will take center stage as a force for advocacy and change. 🗓️ Applications are open 👇

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🤝 At Women Deliver, we believe that when youth are given the tools and platforms they need, they create solutions for bodily autonomy that work — and last. We’ll keep investing in young advocates and their innovative approaches to transform systems and expand access for all.

A dark purple graphic with an orange, winding arrow curving in the bottom-left corner. A headshot of a smiling man identified as Joshua Dilawar, is in a large circle on the left. To the right is a quote from him in white text: “This intervention is more than a project, it’s a movement led by Deaf youth for Deaf youth, turning hope into action and action into inclusive and sustainable change. It ensures that Deaf youth in Pakistan and beyond are no longer excluded from conversations on rights, life skills, health, and empowerment.” His name and title, "Joshua Dilawar, Women Deliver Young Leader and National Coordinator at Youth Peer Education Network, Y-PEER Pakistan" are in a bright orange box at the bottom right. The Women Deliver logo is in the top right corner.

A graphic with dark purple background with an overarching orange curve and a small yellow curve in the bottom right corner. The headline is in dark purple bold font within a teal speech bubble and reads: "Deaf Youth Podcast, Pakistan's first-ever SRHR podcast series fully in sign language." The rest of the graphic shows an image consisting in a grid of nine video thumbnails showing different Deaf youth from the podcast, with various titles overlaid on the images, such as "OVERCOMING TRADITIONAL BARRIERS TO SRHR," "YOUNG LIFE EDUCATION," "YOUTH-FRIENDLY SERVICES," and "LGBTQIA+ AND SRHR." The Women Deliver logo is in the top right corner.

💡 We’re celebrating the work of Women Deliver Young Leader alumnus Joshua Dilawar and the Institute for Social and Youth Development (ISYD) with YPEER Pakistan. Together with Deaf youth champions, they’ve produced Pakistan’s first-ever podcast series fully in sign language focused on #SRHR 👇

WD2026 Concurrent Program – Women Deliver WD2026 Concurrent Program  Change Calls Us Here – and it starts with you. The Women Deliver 2026 Conference (WD2026) is one of the largest and most inclusive convenings to advance gender equality glob...

‪📌UPDATE: The application deadline for Concurrent Sessions has been extended to 3 November. Apply here 👉 bit.ly/41Z5QHK‬

Register for WD2026 – Women Deliver Register for WD2026 Join us in Narrm (Melbourne), Australia from 27–30 April 2026 for the Women Deliver 2026 Conference (WD2026) — a bold, inclusive gathering of more than 6,500 advocates from across ...

🔑 Register for #WD2026: bit.ly/3GDwK0p
🤝 Become a Sponsor: bit.ly/4mG4QQx
💡 Apply to Exhibit: bit.ly/4kJHcRV

A dark purple graphic with an image of a diverse crowd of people celebrating with their arms raised in the top right corner. The text above the image reads, "CHANGE CALLS US HERE." A yellow and teal patterned ribbon, featuring patterns of weaves associated with cultures from the Oceanic Pacific, commissioned to artists from the region, runs across the top and down the left side. The Women Deliver logo is in the top left corner, with "WD2026" in a yellow box. White text below the image reads, "Be where commitments on gender equality and rights take shape." Below that, in large white, italic font is the title, "REGISTER NOW," followed by "Discounted pricing through October 15" in yellow text.

A dark purple graphic with an image of five people standing in a line, with one person in the center wearing a traditional woven skirt, in the top right corner. A yellow and teal patterned ribbon, featuring patterns of weaves associated with cultures from the Oceanic Pacific, commissioned to artists from the region, runs across the top and down the left side. The Women Deliver logo is in the top left corner, with "WD2026" in a yellow box. White text below the image reads, "Unlock exclusive benefits, fuel participation, and power collective outcomes." Below that, in large white, italic font is the title, "BECOME A SPONSOR," followed by "by October 15" in yellow text.

A dark purple graphic with an image of people at an exhibition booth in the top right corner. A yellow and teal patterned ribbon, featuring patterns of weaves associated with cultures from the Oceanic Pacific, commissioned to artists from the region, runs across the top and down the left side. The Women Deliver logo is in the top left corner, with "WD2026" in a yellow box. White text below the image reads, "Showcase solutions and connect with 6,500+ changemakers." Below that, in large white, italic font is the title, "EXHIBIT AT WD2026," followed by "Apply today!" in yellow text.

🌏 Make the most of these opportunities before 15 October! From 27–30 April 2026, more than 6,500 changemakers will gather for the first-ever regionally hosted Women Deliver Conference — in Narrm (Melbourne), Australia — to co-create solutions for gender equality 👇

🔑 Register for #WD2026: bit.ly/3GDwK0p
🤝 Become a Sponsor: bit.ly/4mG4QQx
💡 Apply to Exhibit: bit.ly/4kJHcRV

👉 Learn more about how you can engage with Women and Gender Constituency’s feminist resistance gatherings: womengenderclimate.org/september-17...
👉 Explore our Playbook webpage: womendeliver.org/about/femini...

📖 As part of this global mobilization, Women Deliver is advancing the Feminist Playbook—a co-created roadmap for a shared vision of justice and action. During UNGA, we are holding consultations and exchanging ideas. This is just one of many conversations needed to align and transform our sector.
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A poster with a purple background and yellow text that reads, "FEMINIST MOVEMENTS MOBILIZATION SEPTEMBER 17."

Text on a pale purple background with the heading, "WHY NOW? THE URGENCY IS CLEAR." The text explains that rights are being rolled back and climate disasters are intensifying. It emphasizes that collective feminist action is the power that can create change and reshape how the world responds to interconnected crises.

A close-up photo of a person holding a large cardboard sign with the words "ACTION NOW" painted in orange. Another person is visible in the blurry background.

Text on a pale purple background with the heading, "JOIN THE GLOBAL WAVE." The text encourages people to register gatherings, join existing actions, or organize their own, emphasizing that every action contributes to the movement. Hashtags listed are #FeministFuturesNow, #FeministClimateJustice, and #DrawTheLine.

🌍 Today we rise to resist, reclaim, and reimagine our futures together. The road to #COP30 begins now, with September 17 as a key moment to build momentum toward UNGA, new global finance goals, and the Gender Action Plan (GAP) implementation.
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📣 Why a Feminist Playbook — and why now?👇 We’re co-creating a Playbook that reflects a bold, shared vision for justice — and a new way forward. Everyone is welcome to join this effort! 🤝 Follow along and share your reflections as we co-create a path forward. Learn more: bit.ly/4nqfc7J

🔗 Learn more: bit.ly/4nqfc7J
👉 Email us at info@womendeliver.org to join the co-creation process.

A beige-colored graphic with a dark purple section at the bottom. At the top, an icon of a circle with a red heart in the center is surrounded by four stylized people. Below the icon, the text reads: "We're co-creating a Feminist Playbook." with "Feminist" in dark purple and "Playbook" in a bold teal font. The bottom section of the graphic contains a mint peech bubble that says: "And we want you to be part of it!" The Women Deliver logo is in the top right corner.

A beige-colored graphic with a title at the top that reads "How the Playbook will come to life:" in yellow text. Below the title are four horizontal, indigo-purple banners, each representing a step in the Playbook's development. First banner: A yellow speech bubble icon next to the title "Seeding the concept: consultations across global spaces." Second banner: A yellow eye icon next to the title "Shaping a shared vision, grounded in collective feedback." Third banner: A yellow globe icon next to the title "Mobilizing commitments: starting at WD2026." Fourth banner: A yellow winding arrow icon next to the title "Sustaining momentum: action beyond WD2026." The Women Deliver logo is in the top right corner.

A beige-colored graphic with a mint title bar at the top that reads "Inside the Playbook." Below the title, a triangle formed by three yellow lines connects three indigo-purple circular icons. The top icon depicts a group of three stylized people holding hands, with the text above it reading "A co-created product shaped through collaboration and consultation." The bottom-left icon shows a pair of hands cradling a globe with a red heart on top, with the text below it reading "The content will present a bold statement of our shared feminist vision, alongside the actions the international development sector must take to serve girls, women, and gender-diverse people." The bottom-right icon is a stylized person with their left arm raised in a fist and their right arm on their heart, with the text below it reading "A shared commitment anchored in concrete pledges outlining a clear path forward." The Women Deliver logo is in the bottom right corner.

We’re building a shared feminist vision — and you’re invited! Join us in co-creating a Feminist Playbook launching at #WD2026. Everyone is welcome to join this effort, share ideas, and make concrete pledges.

A beige image with the title "Surrogacy" in large, purple letters on a yellow background, and the subtitle "A Human Rights-Based Approach" in yellow on an indigo-purple background. The graphic contains a teal document icon, a red icon of a womb and an open hand inside a yellow outline, and a teal a icon of two hands holding a mint heart. A red arrow points diagonally down and to the left. The Women Deliver logo is on the top right corner.

A beige and blue image with a red megaphone icon on a yellow background in the top left corner. The beige section of the image has a teal stripes with the text: "A human rights-based approach to surrogacy requires recognizing all parties' rights, including the right to:" Below this are bullet points listing various rights: "Health," "Bodily Autonomy," "Best Interests of the Child," "Found a Family," "Benefit from Scientific Progress," "Be Free from Harmful Stereotypes," and "The Right to Work." The Women Deliver logo is on the top right corner.

A beige and teal image. The beige section has a yellow shape with purple text: "Surrogacy should not be criminalized." Below this, there is a paragraph in purple text explaining that criminalization of surrogacy harms marginalized groups and undermines fundamental rights. In the teal section, there is a red icon of a womb and a fist in a yellow outline, along with a paragraph in bold purple text explaining that when surrogacy is ethically regulated, it can provide opportunities for reproductive autonomy without causing harm. The Women Deliver logo is on the top right corner.

📑 Criminalizing surrogacy drives it underground, heightens risks of exploitation, and leaves parents and children in legal limbo. Our new briefing urges rights-based regulation to safeguard the dignity and safety of all involved. Read the full briefing: bit.ly/45Vv8sK

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🔎 Learn more about #WSHD2025 worldsexualhealthday.org
 👉 Explore our UNGA80 advocacy for SRHR womendeliver.org/publications...

A graphic with two horizontal color blocks. The top half is a vibrant red, and the bottom half is yellow. The top half has a headline in bold, italic, indigo-purple font: "Sexual justice means upholding the right to bodily autonomy, reproductive choice..." The bottom half has text in a purple lighter font: "...and youth-friendly SRHR services — for girls, women, and gender-diverse people, everywhere." The Women Deliver logo is in the top right corner. At the bottom are two stylized, winding arrows pointing upward, one teal and one indigo-purple.

A graphic with a dark purple top half and yellow bottom half. The top half has a headline in bold, italic, white font: "Abortion bans, funding restrictions, and stigma". The bottom half has a sentence in lighter purple font: "threaten girls and women's sexual and reproductive autonomy." The phrase "sexual and reproductive autonomy" is highlighted by a red background. The Women Deliver logo is in the top right corner. In the bottom right corner is an indigo-purple icon with a stylized uterus inside a circular shape, next to a raised fist.

A graphic with a dark purple background. The headline in bold, italic, white font reads: "Barriers to contraception and care hit hardest in climate-affected regions, where adolescent girls face heightened risks as families experience economic and environmental stress." The phrase "adolescent girls" is highlighted in yellow. At the bottom are three icons: a winding teal arrow pointing upward, a winding red arrow pointing upward, and an icon with two stylized packs of contraceptive methods. The Women Deliver logo is in the top right corner.

📣 Today on #WSHD2025, we reaffirm that #SRHR are fundamental human rights. #SexualJustice means more than access to services — it means ensuring that girls, women, and gender-diverse people everywhere can make decisions about their bodies and futures, free from discrimination and harm 👇

🌍🔍 At the 80th UN General Assembly (#UNGA80), our advocacy will focus on the Third Committee, where resolutions tied to gender equality, #SRHR, and multilateral norms are often negotiated — a critical arena for our work. Learn more 👉 bit.ly/3VtTZ0y

Mint digital graphic with an arrow pointing upwards and contaning colorful patterns of weaves associated with cultures from the Oceanic Pacific, commissioned to artists from the region. This arrow contains weaves that represent Narrm, our conference’s host country. The WD2026 logo is on the top right corner. The text is displayed on the right side of the graphic and reads: "Applications for Concurrent sessions are open! Apply before 05 October".

Mint digital graphic with an column on the right side of the graphic contaning colorful patterns of weaves associated with cultures from the Oceanic Pacific, commissioned to artists from the region. This shape contains weaves that represent Narrm, our conference’s host country. The WD2026 logo is on the top left corner. The text is displayed on the left side of the graphic in bold dark-purple font: "Concurrent Sessions". The body text is in dark purple font and complemented by white text in a purple speech bubble.

Mint digital graphic with an column on the right side of the graphic contaning colorful patterns of weaves associated with cultures from the Oceanic Pacific, commissioned to artists from the region. This shape contains weaves that represent Narrm, our conference’s host country. The WD2026 logo is on the top left corner. The text is displayed on the left side of the graphic in bold dark-purple font: "Key dates". The body text describes the application deadlines and notification of outcomes in white and teal font within a dark purple speech bubble.

Mint digital graphic with an column on the right side of the graphic contaning colorful patterns of weaves associated with cultures from the Oceanic Pacific, commissioned to artists from the region. This shape contains weaves that represent Narrm, our conference’s host country. The WD2026 logo is on the top left corner. The text is displayed on the left side of the graphic in bold dark-purple font: "Who can apply". The body text describes some elegibility criteria in white font within a dark purple speech bubble.

🎉 Concurrent Sessions applications for #WD2026 are LIVE! Sessions will provide space for cross-sectoral collaboration, knowledge sharing, and movement building at one of the world’s largest feminist convenings. Apply here 👉 bit.ly/41Z5QHK