Women’s Learning Partnership, a network of 20 autonomous organizations, including CEPIA, invites you to the online screening of its newest film, It’s Up to Us.
Around the world people are facing unprecedented challenges to their health, security, and human rights. The recent coronavirus pandemic has revealed that the current structures of power are unable to respond to current and new crises, and in fact often exacerbate these crises. WLP’s newest documentary, It’s Up to Us, explores the interconnected threats to human security, including conflict, climate change, economic inequality, discriminatory family laws, and gender inequality, and offers solutions based on human rights and equitable decision-making. The film screening will be followed by a panel with women leaders who will discuss the ways in which women are impacted and how women’s leadership can help solve the world’s most pressing issues.
The launch of the film will take place on June 12 at 11am EST and will be followed by a discussion.
Registar here to attend the launch and the discussion that will follow.
It’s Up to Us Film Launch and Discussion
Welcome
Mahnaz Afkhami | Founder and President of Women’s Learning Partnership
Moderator
Pat Mitchell | Editorial Director of TEDWomen
Opening Remarks
Mary Robinson | Former President of Ireland, Chair of The Elders
Panelists
Hafsat Abiola-Costello | President of Women in Africa Initiative (WIA)
Karima Bennoune | UN Special Rapporteur in the Field of Cultural Rights
Sarah Costa | Executive Director of Women’s Refugee Commission (WRC)
Azza Karam | Secretary General of Religions for Peace International
