The United Nations Association Coventry Branch is proud to host a dedicated information and strategy session focused on the 2026 UNESCO Prize for Girls’ and Women’s Education. This event serves as a critical platform for local educators, non-profits, and community leaders in Coventry to understand how they can contribute to global gender equality in education.
Improving access to education for girls and women is not just a moral imperative but a fundamental driver for sustainable development and global peace. This workshop will delve into the criteria of the UNESCO prize, highlighting successful case studies of past laureates and discussing how local grassroots initiatives in the West Midlands can scale their impact to meet international standards. Attendees will participate in collaborative breakout sessions designed to foster partnerships between Coventry-based academic institutions and international development agencies.
We will explore the systemic barriers that still hinder female education globally—ranging from economic constraints to cultural norms—and look at how digital innovation and local advocacy can dismantle these hurdles. The session will also provide practical guidance on drafting compelling nominations for the prize, ensuring that the innovative work being done in our "City of Peace and Reconciliation" receives the global recognition it deserves. This is an essential gathering for anyone committed to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 4 (Quality Education) and Goal 5 (Gender Equality). Join us to empower the next generation of female leaders through the transformative power of learning.
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