I Know Gender modules

I Know Gender course modules are delivered online and can be accessed using a computer. Self-paced courses allow learners to access content at their pace, and from anywhere at any time. This type of course is mainly interactive and can include video, audio or animations to enhance the learning experience.

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I Know Gender 14: Gender Equality and Voluntarism
I Know Gender 14: Gender Equality and VoluntarismShow detailsFREE!
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Scenes from the high level side event to kickoff Beijing+30, held during the 79th Session of the United Nations General Assembly (GA79) on 21 Sept 2024 at United Nations Headquarters in New York. This side event is a ‘kick-off' the Beijing+30 process, aiming at achieving three specific objectives: Highlight the progress achieved on gender equality and underscore the persistent global and regional challenges, based on data and evidence; lay out the UN Women Beijing+30 strategic vision; build energy, momentum and positive engagement on the Beijing+30 process across all stakeholders and countries. These anniversaries not only provide an opportunity to review the progress made in advancing the gender equality agenda, but also offer a platform to bolster global action towards gender equality and a gender-responsive implementation of the 2030 Agenda and other global commitments. These include those under Security Council resolution 1325 (2000) and subsequent resolutions on women, peace, and security; the Addis Ababa Action Agenda of the Third International Conference on Financing for Development (2015); the Paris agreement on climate change (2015); the ongoing review of progress on the implementation of the UNFCCC Gender Action Plan; and regional commitments to promote gender equality and the rights of women and girls, among others. As well as the implementation of the Pact for the Future, the Global Digital Compact and the Declaration on Future Generations. Read More: https://www.unwomen.org/en/news-stories/news/2024/09/thirty-years-of-the-beijing-declaration-and-platform-for-action Photo: UN Women/Ryan Brown
I Know Gender 1-2-3: Gender Concepts to get Started; International Frameworks for Gender Equality; and Promoting Gender Equality throughout the UN SystemShow detailsFREE!
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I Know Gender 4: Women´s Economic Empowerment
I Know Gender 4: Women´s Economic EmpowermentShow detailsFREE!
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I Know Gender 5: Women´s Leadership and Decision Making
I Know Gender 5: Women´s Leadership and Decision MakingShow detailsFREE!
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I Know Gender 6: Violence against Women and Girls
I Know Gender 6: Violence against Women and GirlsShow detailsFREE!
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I Know Gender 7: Gender Equality in the World of Work
I Know Gender 7: Gender Equality in the World of WorkShow detailsFREE!
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I Know Gender 8: Gender Equality and Education
I Know Gender 8: Gender Equality and EducationShow detailsFREE!
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I Know Gender 9: Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
I Know Gender 9: Sexual and Reproductive Health and RightsShow detailsFREE!
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I Know Gender 10: Gender Equality in Emergencies
I Know Gender 10: Gender Equality in EmergenciesShow detailsFREE!
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Police women at General Kaahiye Police Academy undergo training in criminal investigation. The training is being provided by AMISOM's Police Training and Development Unit and hopes to equip Mogadishu with a team of police officers that will effectively be able to deal with criminal investigations. AU-UN IST PHOTO / TOBIN JONES.
I Know Gender 11: Women, Peace and SecurityShow detailsFREE!
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I Know Gender 12: Sexual and Gender Diversity: A Matter of Human Rights
I Know Gender 12: Sexual and Gender Diversity: A Matter of Human RightsShow detailsFREE!
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I Know Gender 13: Trade and Gender Equality
I Know Gender 13: Trade and Gender EqualityShow detailsFREE!
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I Know Gender 14: Gender Equality and Voluntarism
I Know Gender 14: Gender Equality and VoluntarismShow detailsFREE!
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I Know Gender 15: Gender and sustainable industrial development
I Know Gender 15: Gender and sustainable industrial developmentShow detailsFREE!
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I Know Gender 16: Gender Equality and Migration
I Know Gender 16: Gender Equality and MigrationShow detailsFREE!
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Kenya Training for prison staff in Shimo La Tewa Maximum Security Prison near the Kenyan coastal city of Mombasa. The Shimo La Tewa courthouse and prison both deal with piracy cases. As a key drop-off point for piracy suspects captured by patrolling navies, the area has become of key importance in global efforts to fight that crime. Photo: UNODC/Pareet Shah
I Know Gender 17: Gender Equality and Organized CrimeShow detailsFREE!
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How To Series - Module 1: Implementing Gender Equality Markers
How To Series - Module 1: Implementing Gender Equality MarkersShow detailsFREE!
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How To Series - Module 1.1: Implementing Gender Equality Markers – Coding Definitions
How To Series - Module 1.1: Implementing Gender Equality Markers – Coding DefinitionsShow detailsFREE!
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I know Gender how to Series 2: Gender Equality and Sustainable project management 
I know Gender how to Series 2: Gender Equality and Sustainable project management Show detailsFREE!
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I know Gender how to Series 3: Mainstreaming Gender Equality in Infrastructure
I know Gender how to Series 3: Mainstreaming Gender Equality in InfrastructureShow detailsFREE!
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How to 4: Mainstreaming Gender Equality in Procurement
How to 4: Mainstreaming Gender Equality in ProcurementShow detailsFREE!
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How to Series 5: UNCT-SWAP Gender Equality Scorecard
How to Series 5: UNCT-SWAP Gender Equality ScorecardShow detailsFREE!
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IASC e-learning on Gender Equality in Humanitarian Action
IASC e-learning on Gender Equality in Humanitarian ActionShow detailsFREE!
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Understanding masculinities and violence against women and girls: An Introduction
Understanding masculinities and violence against women and girls: An IntroductionShow details$60.00
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Introduction to care work and care economy
Introduction to care work and care economyShow details$60.00
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Virtual Gender in Humanitarian Action Course
Virtual Gender in Humanitarian Action CourseShow detailsFREE!
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Iman, a 38-year-old Syrian woman from JordanÕs Al-Mafraq governorate is a beneficiary of the ÔSpring Forward for WomenÕ project. She benefited from one of the revolving loans provided by UN Women and was able to fund her small home appliances shop. Spring Forward for Women (SFW) is an initiative implemented by UN Women country offices across the Southern Mediterranean region, funded by the European Union. The primary focus of the project is to encourage the effective participation of marginalized women in economic and public life by addressing the barriers that have impeded their engagement in these areas. The project has targeted four areas within JordanÕs Al Mafraq Governorate, an area north-east of Amman where womenÕs unemployment and poverty rates are particularly high and further perpetuated by the presence of Syrian refugees. Photo: UN Women/Christopher Herwig
Gender Responsive Budgeting (English)Show details$60.00
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Learning Pathway on Transformative Leadership for Gender EqualityShow details$120.00
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