European Institute for Gender Equality
The European Institute for Gender Equality is a European agency which supports the EU and its Member States in their efforts to promote gender equality, to fight discrimination based on sex and to raise awareness about gender equality issues.
To achieve true #GenderEquality, we need men and boys as allies.
“When young people come together, we create real change.” - Penelope, EIGE Youth Participant
Oana Lungescu, former NATO spokesperson, explains why equality is strength in times of crisis.
#AccelerateAction for Gender Equality NOW
#AccelerateAction to Create Opportunities for Gender Equality
#AccelerateAction to Promote Inclusivity
#AccelerateAction to Tackle Gender-Based Violence
#AccelerateAction to Close Gender Gaps
#AccelerateAction for International Women's Day at EIGE
The pitch: inspiring examples for a gender-equal and green world
Powering Tomorrow: Women Shaping Europe’s Green and Digital Future
What can businesses do to promote gender equality. Good practices from IKEA
Equal Care: Gender Equality through Domestic and Home Care
Ending Cyberviolence: Creating better #safespaces to protect women online
Through Our Eyes: Young Migrant Women’s Experiences in the EU
Boys and men as allies in achieving gender equality
Gender Equality Index 2024 release: trends and highlights
Primary Prevention to End Gender-based Violence
What We Can Do: Feminist Climate Justice
Artistic intervention: poetry slam
Building up an inclusive feminist future with Joanna Maycock
A conversation with Sirpa Rautio, Director of the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights FRA about fund
High level closing: keynote by Hadja Lahbib, EU Commissioner for Equality; Preparedness and Crisis
EGEF2024 - Opening speeches
Turbulent times: Navigating Geopolitical Shifts Through Gender Sensitive Policies
Navigating youth: gender perspectives on life changes
Artistic intervention: poetry slam
How can we Strengthen Gender Equality and Democratic Institutions
Closing panel: Moving forward from here
Informing people-centred policies: Evidence on gender and intersecting inequalities