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    Long Story Short #7: Inside the Commission on the Status of Women

    Devex Correspondent Amy Lieberman talks to Women Deliver CEO Katja Iverson about the U.N.'s Commission on the Status of Women. Here's what it means for key issues such as family planning and the future of the #AidToo movement.

    By Devex Editor // 28 March 2018
    Long Story Short: Inside the Commission on the Status of Women

    Long Story Short: Inside the Commission on the Status of Women with Women Deliver CEO Katja Iversen

    Posted by Devex on Thursday, March 15, 2018
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    Guest: Katja Iverson,  Women Deliver President and CEO
    Host: Amy Lieberman, Devex New York Correspondent

    The U.N.’s Commission on the Status of Women presents an opportunity for actors from across the globe to discuss priorities when it comes to gender equality and the empowerment of women. Women Deliver CEO Katja Iverson joins New York Correspondent Amy Lieberman live from the U.N. They discuss what a typical day at the CSW looks like, and what the CSW means for priorities such as family planning and the future of the #AidToo movement.

    Additional reading:
    • 'Women's empowerment:' Ambiguous term or effective call to action?
    • Progress on gender equality 'unacceptably slow:' UN Women
    • US 'regressive' stance at CSW dominates UN's largest meeting on women
    • Helen Clark on #MeToo, #AidToo, and women empowerment
    • What it will take to enter a new era of women's economic empowerment

    Watch more episodes of Long Story Short:
    Long Story Short #1: 5 stories to watch in 2018
    Long Story Short #2: A new era for the World Bank?
    Long Story Short #3: What the Oxfam scandal means for the aid industry
    Long Story Short #4: The State of #GlobalDevWomen
    Long Story Short #5: The cost of desensitization
    Long Story Short #6: The "America First" development agenda

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