UNESCO — Gender Equality Tools: A Rich Repository for Gender Justice & Inclusion
- aydin imrak
- Dec 5, 2025
- 1 min read
The Gender Equality Tools platform gathers an extensive and diverse set of resources — from toolkits and guidelines to courses — developed by UNESCO to support gender equality efforts across education, science, media, technology, and policy. unesco.org+2unesco.org+2
What’s inside
Education & Inclusion: Toolkits for making education gender-responsive, inclusive teaching resources, and guides to integrate gender equality in curricula. unesco.org+1
Science, Technology & Innovation (STI): Materials like the SAGA toolkit that help measure and promote gender equality in science and engineering — addressing the under-representation of women in STEM, and offering data-driven insights for policy design. unesco.org
Gender-Based Violence & Media: Guidelines and handbooks aimed at preventing gender-based violence, combating stereotypes, and promoting gender-equitable representation — including tools for media professionals and communicators. unesco.org+1
Policy & Institutional Guidance: Frameworks, checklists, and training modules to help governments, organizations, and institutions embed gender-equality principles into their policies, planning, and projects. unesco.org+1
Why this matters
Gender equality is fundamental for social justice, human rights, and sustainable development. UNESCO treats it as a cross-cutting priority across all its mandates. unesco.org+1
Challenges — like women’s underrepresentation in science and technology, gender-based violence, unequal access to education, and stereotypical norms — persist globally. Tools like this help address root causes with evidence, data, and actionable recommendations. unesco.org+2unesco.org+2
For educators, civil society actors, policymakers, or activists: this repository provides adaptable materials, policy guidance, data tools, and best practices — all of which can be used to design more equitable, inclusive programs, curricula, and institutional strategies. Reference:
UNESCO – Gender Equality Tools
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