“Hoping that some of our members will be able to attend this event, or perhaps selected parts … registration is essential!”
– Dr Brenda Masters, AFMW president.
Registration Open!
You must register in order to access the Virtual Portal. If you are being asked for an “invitation code” in order to log in, it means you have not registered. There is no invitation code to access the Portal. You will be prompted to create an account at the end of the registration form. If you created an account before registering, please ensure you enter the same email address.
Note about in-person events: registration for the Forum is required to receive a participant QR code. Registration is still free and open to all, however, for security reasons, you need a QR code or UN Badge to enter Parallel Event rooms.
Note to Lead Organizers: You should have received an email from Whova with information about setting up your Lead Organizer profile. This is done through the “Speaker Form.” The Speaker Form is not related to speakers you are hosting at your event. Within the Whova platform the term “Speaker” is used to refer to “Lead Organizers.” This is hard-coded into the Whova platform and cannot be changed, we apologize for any confusion.
Register
Please visit the NGO CSW69/Beijing+30 Forum registration >>
NGO CSW69 Forum Tutorial Videos
See the tutorials below for step-by-step tutorials on how to use the Virtual Platform for attendees and Parallel Event Organizers!
NGO CSW69 Forum Calendar
Join us from 10 – 21 March for one of the largest gatherings of feminists and women’s rights organizations in the world. The Forum will consist of various in-person and virtual events. In the calendar below you can find all events organized or co-sponsored by NGO CSW/NY. For an overview of all 700+ events happening, register as an attendee on Whova!
Please note: this calendar is subject to change.
Further Information
Consultation Day >>
NGO CSW69 Forum Event >>
Dr Brenda Masters is a Canberra GP, President of the AFMW (2024-2026).
Brenda grew up in rural SA, studied Medicine in Adelaide, and has worked in Practices around the country before settling in our beautiful National Capital over 20 years ago.
Brenda is keenly involved in the Medical Women’s Society of ACT and Region, a group who provide both networking and peer support. She believes that everyone should be given the opportunity to realise their full potential in life and applies this to both her work and her relationships.
Brenda enjoys gardening and singing in her spare time and tries to make the most of Canberra’s proximity to the snow.
