Working Towards Lived Equity for All

Established in 2008, GEN is a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering collaboration among nonprofits, volunteers, public officials, and concerned citizens to promote gender equity and human rights at all societal levels.

To cultivate a collaborative network that advances gender equality and human rights, ensuring lived equity for all instead of lived disparity.

A society where gender equality and human rights are respected, protected, and fulfilled at all levels.

GEN was initiated by a coalition of organizations and individuals committed to addressing gender disparities and promoting human rights. They've mobilized over 130 members to pursue gender equality and facilitated dialogues and research to influence policy and legislation benefiting women and girls.

• Education & Workforce Opportunity: Advocating for equal access to education and employment.
• Family Court & Child Custody: Supporting fair practices in family legal matters.
• Future Generations: Empowering youth to uphold gender equity.
• Abuse Victim Resources: Providing resources for abuse victims.
• Criminal Justice: Promoting fairness in the justice system.
• DNA & Genetics: Addressing gender-related genetic issues.
• Advocacy for policy reforms.
• Education and awareness campaigns.

Gen has engaged over 130 member organizations and individuals in Myanmar and they've influenced policy changes through research and advocacy, leading to improved legislation for women and girls.

• An Executive Director, leading GEN's strategic initiatives.
• Board Members and Staff: Dedicated professionals and volunteers committed to GEN's mission.

• Collaborations with local and international organizations to amplify impact.

• Donations: Financial contributions to support GEN's programs.
• Volunteering: Opportunities to participate in advocacy and community outreach.
• Events and Campaigns: Participation in workshops, seminars, and awareness campaigns promoting gender equity.

Official website: https://genderequitynetwork.org/contact/