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“I’m proud to support the ̽����ѡ because they put the people they serve at the center of everything they do.” Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton has a special message for you this holiday season. Join her and donate to the ̽����ѡ today. 

“We have to reimagine the world that we want and we have to speak up for it.” To mark the 25th anniversary of the U.N.’s Beijing Platform for Action on gender equality, refugee and ̽����ѡ volunteer Lilian Dawa and ̽����ѡ president and CEO David Miliband spoke with Hillary Clinton about the progress made for women—and what still needs to be done.

What can governments, business and other sectors do to systematically boost the inclusion and empowerment of refugees, particularly girls and women? On the 25th anniversary of the Beijing Platform for Action, which seeks to advance women’s rights, ̽����ѡ president and CEO David Miliband and ̽����ѡ volunteer Lilian Dawa discuss the progress being made on gender equality with former U.S.

Meet Lilian Dawa, a South Sudanese refugee, and mother, who works with the ̽����ѡ to prevent violence against women and girls in Uganda's sprawling Bidi Bidi refugee camp. Watch Lilian’s powerful encounter with ̽����ѡ ambassador and actor Mandy Patinkin. Update September 15, 2020: Join Lilian Dawa, ̽����ѡ president David Miliband, and former U.S.

In the fall of 1995, then-first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton told an audience of world leaders and activists gathered in Beijing for the Fourth World Conference for Women: “Human rights are women's rights….And women's rights are human rights.” That conference resulted in more than a famous speech: it produced the Beijing Platform for Action, a roadmap for gender equality across the globe.  Twenty-five years later, how far have we come in ad