DOCUMENTS
In this section of the site we provide links to historical documents, articles and reports
in support of a 5th World Conference on Women.
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Documents, Articles and Reports:
2018 DOCUMENTS
USCSW 2018 Advocating a UN 5th World Conference on Women and Parallel NGO meetings
2015 DOCUMENTS
March 2015: A Guide for NGOs and Women's Human Rights Activists at the UN and CSW
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2014 DOCUMENTS
Dec. 10, 2014: More Than Just Talking by Dr. Iise Feitshans, JD
Dec. 08, 2014: CSW (59th Session) U.N. Economic and Social Council
Follow-up to the 4th World Conference on Women.
Nov. 4, 2014: ECOSOC-Statement-CSW59
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March 2014: Statement: Need for a United Nations Global Conference on Women
(download PDF statement in specific languages at links below)
English | Arabic | Chinese | Spanish | Russian | French
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EARLIER DOCUMENTS
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August 2, 2012: Position Paper on 5WCW
TIMELINE: Advocacy for a Fifth World Conference on Women (Click for PDF)
Convening a fifth United Nations/non-governmental organizations world conference on women and girls” submitted by the International Public Policy Institute, Pathways to Peace, the Women's Intercultural Network and the Women's World Summit Foundation, non-governmental organizations in consultative status with the Economic and Social Council.
Click below for Statement for a UN NGO 5th World Conference on Women & Girls
(English or Spanish)
Fifth Women's World Conference Concept Paper
2011 ECOSOC statement on need for a 5WCW (in English and French)
Secretary General's transcript announcing Ms. Bachelet as the Head of UN Women (9-14-10)
Establishment of UN Entity for Gender Equality and Empowerment (July 2, 2010)
Report on 2009 CSW Meetings from Jean Shinoda Bolen
Form of New U.N. Women's Entity Still Nebulous by Thalif Deen
Letter from Rachel Mayanja, UN Assistant-Secretary General
re: 5WCW & Urgent Message from Mother
Oral Statement advocating 5WCW prepared for the CSW by Jean Shinoda Bolen
The Oxytocin Antidote: Why the UN Must Sponsor a 5th WCW by Jean Shinoda Bolen
Letter of support to ECOSOC from Women's Intercultural Network (WIN)