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About the conference
Women and girls around the world continue to face significant barriers to accessing quality healthcare. Poverty, gender inequality, harmful social norms, climate change and fragile health systems combine to create some of the greatest health inequities of our time.
At the same time, communities around the world are already developing innovative, locally led solutions. Our challenge is to amplify these voices, share these solutions, and accelerate collective action.
Giving Women’s biennial conference brings together philanthropists, foundations, healthcare professionals, NGOs, academics, corporate leaders and grassroots organisations for an afternoon of thought-provoking discussions, inspiring stories and practical solutions.
Participants will hear from keynote speakers, engage in expert panels and take part in interactive conversations. They will explore practical ways to improve health outcomes for women and girls in underserved communities.
What makes this conference different
At Giving Women, we believe that those closest to the challenges must also be part of shaping the solutions.
We intentionally bring women and leaders from grassroots organisations working underserved communities into the conversation. Alongside internationally recognised experts, they share lived experience, community-rooted knowledge and practical solutions that enrich every discussion.
As a result, the conference goes beyond theory. It explores real stories, real challenges, solutions already making a difference, and the gaps that still need to be filled. Ultimately, it connects global perspectives with local realities and inspires meaningful collaboration.
Conference themes
The programme will explore topics including:
- Why gender remains a barrier to health for women and girls
- The impact of poverty, climate change and social norms on health equity
- The role of governments, philanthropy, civil society and communities in driving change
- Community-led solutions that are already improving women’s and girls’ health
- A collective call to action for more equitable health systems
Be the first to know
We are currently finalising the programme and speaker line-up.
Join our mailing list to receive conference updates, discover our speakers, and be among the first to know when ticket sales open.
Events Details
Join our mailing list to receive conference updates, discover our speakers, and be among the first to know when ticket sales open.
About the conference
Women and girls around the world continue to face significant barriers to accessing quality healthcare. Poverty, gender inequality, harmful social norms, climate change and fragile health systems combine to create some of the greatest health inequities of our time.
At the same time, communities around the world are already developing innovative, locally led solutions. Our challenge is to amplify these voices, share these solutions, and accelerate collective action.
Giving Women’s biennial conference brings together philanthropists, foundations, healthcare professionals, NGOs, academics, corporate leaders and grassroots organisations for an afternoon of thought-provoking discussions, inspiring stories and practical solutions.
Participants will hear from keynote speakers, engage in expert panels and take part in interactive conversations. They will explore practical ways to improve health outcomes for women and girls in underserved communities.
What makes this conference different
At Giving Women, we believe that those closest to the challenges must also be part of shaping the solutions.
We intentionally bring women and leaders from grassroots organisations working underserved communities into the conversation. Alongside internationally recognised experts, they share lived experience, community-rooted knowledge and practical solutions that enrich every discussion.
As a result, the conference goes beyond theory. It explores real stories, real challenges, solutions already making a difference, and the gaps that still need to be filled. Ultimately, it connects global perspectives with local realities and inspires meaningful collaboration.
Conference themes
The programme will explore topics including:
- Why gender remains a barrier to health for women and girls
- The impact of poverty, climate change and social norms on health equity
- The role of governments, philanthropy, civil society and communities in driving change
- Community-led solutions that are already improving women’s and girls’ health
- A collective call to action for more equitable health systems
Be the first to know
We are currently finalising the programme and speaker line-up.
Join our mailing list to receive conference updates, discover our speakers, and be among the first to know when ticket sales open.