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Theme:
Advocacy, Workshops, Contributing to the SDG's
Type of project:
Awareness Raising, Capacity Development
Start date
Feb 2018
End date
Nov 2020

Context/Overview

A multifaceted gender gap persists in the culture sector. In Europe, only one in five films is produced by a woman. Women are less connected,  possess lower digital literacy skills and have less access to training programs. Women are less likely to be hired by technology companies and are underrepresented in conferences or creative industry marketplaces. 

The UNESCO-Sabrina Ho initiative, “You Are Next: Empowering Creative Women” was designed to face these challenges. It is a new initiative that addresses the different needs, aspirations, capacities and contributions of young women working in the digital creative industries in developing countries. It supports projects that strengthen the technical and entrepreneurial skills of young women under the age of 40, as well as national policy initiatives and strategies that address gender equality in the cultural and creative sectors.

You Are Next: empowering creative women

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Countries: 
Mexico
Palestine
Senegal
Tajikistan
Date: 
2018 to 2020
Context/Overview: 

A multifaceted gender gap persists in the culture sector. In Europe, only one in five films is produced by a woman. Women are less connected,  possess lower digital literacy skills and have less access to training programs. Women are less likely to be hired by technology companies and are underrepresented in conferences or creative industry marketplaces. 

The UNESCO-Sabrina Ho initiative, “You Are Next: Empowering Creative Women” was designed to face these challenges. It is a new initiative that addresses the different needs, aspirations, capacities and contributions of young women working in the digital creative industries in developing countries. It supports projects that strengthen the technical and entrepreneurial skills of young women under the age of 40, as well as national policy initiatives and strategies that address gender equality in the cultural and creative sectors.

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Sabrina Ho
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):