[bestbits] APC at the CSW

Marianne Franklin m.i.franklin at gold.ac.uk
Fri Mar 6 07:34:05 EST 2015


Dear Anriette

Thanks for the heads-up on this. Goodness, 20 years already since Beijing!

There is so much that has, and has not happened around Section J too.

Looking forward to hearing the report back after the event.. Had a quick 
look at the website. Are there remote participation opportunities?
After the cranky bandwidth at Unesco last week, hope there is!

best wishes
MF

On 06/03/2015 09:42, Anriette Esterhuysen wrote:
> Dear all
>
> For those of you following gender and ICT issues. Please pass on to
> colleagues who will be in New York for
> http://www.unwomen.org/en/csw/csw59-2015
>
> Commission on the Status of Women - meeting at the UN in New York.
>
> It is WSIS +10 this year but also Beijing +20.
>
> For social media use:  #sectionJ
> More here: https://www.apc.org/en/node/20187/
>
> Anriette
>
>
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> APC.org at http://www.unwomen.org/en/csw/csw59-2015
>
> 1) High Level Panel: 9 March
> Reprioritising Section J of the Beijing Platform for Action – Critical
> issues on the human rights of women and girls and the internet
> Permanent Mission of Estonia to the UN and Association for Progressive
> Communications, with the support of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of
> the Netherlands and National Women’s Institute of Costa Rica (INAMU)
>
> Discussants:
> Lakshmi Puri, Deputy Executive Director of UN Women
> Marina Kaljurand, Deputy Foreign Minister of the Ministry of Foreign
> Affairs of Estonia
> Alejandra Mora, Minister at the Ministry for Women’s Affairs of Costa Rica
> Leah C. Tanodra-Armamento, Undersecretary of the Department of Justice
> in the Republic of the Philippines
> Alton Grizzle, Programme Specialist at UNESCO Freedom of Expression and
> Media Development Division / Global Alliance on Gender and Media
> Jan Moolman, Senior Coordinator at the Women’s Rights Programme of the
> Association for Progressive Communications
>
> Moderator: Joanne Sandler, Gender at Work, and former Deputy Executive
> Director of UNIFEM
>
> 2) High level panel, 9 March
> 'Countering cyber violence against women'
> Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU)
>
> Discussants:
> Helen Rubenstein, Program Director at Global Rights for Women
> Parliament member from Canada (will also find out who to speak to about
> the June HRC resolution on VAW that Canada leads)
> Parliament member from the Philippines
> Jan Moolman, Senior Coordinator at the Women’s Rights Programme of the
> Association for Progressive Communications (focusing on our VAW work)
>
> Chair: Ms Margaret Mensah Williams, President of the IPU Coordinating
> Committee of Women Parliamentarians and Vice-Chairperson of the Second
> National Council of Namibia.
>
> 3) Side event / panel
> Ending violence against women online: Effective responses to promote
> women’s rights and safety - this is the FLOW research launch
>
> Speakers:
> Laura Bretón Despradel, CLADEM in Dominican Republic
> Racheal Nakitare, President of the International Association of Women in
> Radio and Television (IAWRT) in Kenya
> Jan Moolman, Senior Coordinator at the Women’s Rights Programme of the
> Association for Progressive Communications
>
> Moderator: Jac sm Kee, Women’s Rights Programme Manager at the
> Association for Progressive Communications
>
> 4) High level panel, 13 March
> 'Intergenerational dialogue”
> UN Women
> Jac’s speaking here
>
> 5) Side event / Panel:
> WITNESS
> “Women and technology: Effective documentation of sexual violence and
> advocacy”
> Dafne Plou from APC Women's Rights Programme speaking here (Dafne is
> also on the Argentina government delegation).
>
> You can find more here: https://www.apc.org/en/node/20187/
>
> We are also launching the #sectionJ campaign so please join us! and
> share far and wide! We’ve written up a series of tweets that you can
> use. See the link above.
>
>
> Jan Moolman
> Women's Rights Project Coordinator
> Association for Progressive Communications Women's Rights Programme
> skype ID: jan.moolman
> genderit.org
> takebackthetech.net
> apc.org
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