Beginner Council
Bridging the Digital Gender Divide: Expanding Women's Access to Technology and STEM Education
Addressing Structural Barriers to Women's Economic Participation in the Digital and Informal Economy
30 Delegates
The Commission on the Status of Women (UN Women) serves as the primary global intergovernmental body exclusively dedicated to the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of women. It brings together Member States, civil society organizations, and UN entities to forge progressive global standards, tackle systemic inequalities, and monitor commitments made toward women's rights worldwide. Through shared responsibility and localized action, the council offers a vital platform for multilateral cooperation to ensure every woman and girl can exercise her full human rights.
Chair: TBC
Co-Chair: TBC
United States of America
Kingdom of Belgium
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Kingdom of the Netherlands
Portuguese Republic
Kingdom of Spain
Italian Republic
Republic of Rwanda
Republic of Lithuania
Federal Republic of Nigeria
Republic of South Africa
Romania
Republic of India
People's Republic of China
Japan
Republic of Korea
Republic of Colombia
Republic of the Philippines
People's Republic of Bangladesh
Kingdom of Morocco
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia
United Mexican States
Federative Republic of Brazil
State of Qatar
Plurinational State of Bolivia
Gabonese Republic
Republic of Cabo Verde
Ukraine
Republic of Chile