As we mark two years since the war erupted in Sudan and reflect on this difficult period, we witness not only the devastating toll on lives but also the remarkable resilience and dedication of women and girls who have faced profound challenges like gender-based violence, displacement, and limited access to healthcare and education.
Guided by the principles of Sustainable Development (SD) and women empowerment, WASD stands firm in its commitment to amplify and celebrate women's perspectives. We envision a future where women and girls actively shape their destiny, serving as key influencers in governmental and policy decisions that will forge Sudan's path forward.
Building on our previous successful conferences, WASD proudly announces a new multi-disciplinary emergency conference. This gathering will unite Sudanese and Non-Sudanese participants (researchers, practitioners, policymakers, private sector professionals, and ordinary citizens) who will share their strategic vision for Sudan's future while exploring women's vital contributions during this pivotal time.
Join us for this transformative conference where we've designed an inclusive and interactive format enabling Sudanese from around the globe to meaningfully engage, share their voices, and shape the conversation.
We invite you to honour us with your presence and contributions. Let your perspectives, expertise, and passion flow in a dynamic and engaging environment.
As a participant, you will have the chance to:
- Present your research and ideas, or be inspired by fellow participants' contributions.- Engage in interactive workshops, roundtable discussions, and critical debates on Sudan’s future.- Connect and collaborate with a diverse network of people in a dynamic, solution-focused space.
Information Source: World Association for Sustainable Development (WASD) | eventbrite

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