For the first time, gender equality ranks alongside healthcare and climate change as a top global concern. Gen Z and Millennials, the generations shaping our workplaces, our politics, and our online spaces, have sounded the alarm and put the spotlight on gender equality.
But while nearly a third of young people rank gender equality as urgent – 29 per cent of Gen Z and 28 per cent of Millennials – the majority (58 per cent) says they don’t know how to support it. Here are three ways to start: at home, at work, and in digital spaces.
These recommendations are based on Team Lewis Foundation’s latest data in support of HeForShe, the UN Women solidarity movement for gender equality.
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