1. 2nd MenEngage Global Symposium Men and Boys for Gender Justice

2. India Habitat Centre New Delhi November 10-13 The overall purpose of the Symposium is to create a common understanding and shared consensus about the need to engage with men and boys to achieve the overall purpose of gender equality in society.

3. The symposium is also an opportunity to reach out to All men and boys about Gender based violence and Gender discrimination in society as issues of common concern and to mobilize them to take greater interest and stimulate actions for Reducing gender based violence and gender discrimination. Photo Credit: Anne-Mette Jensen

4. We aim for: Share knowledge and practices on working with men on gender issues Discuss partnership with women’s rights work and other social justice work Develop positions on need to work with men and boys Mobilise men and boys in across the globe on understanding men’s roles in gender based violence Channel collective energies in creating and sustaining the momentum for change for the next 5 years Collective energy Partnership Knowledge

5. The journey Beijing Engaging men United Nations 4 th World Conference on Women. 1995 20092014 Rio Scaling up Held under aegis of MenEngage and condemned culture of violence across genders. Delhi Universalizing the process 2 nd MenEngage global Symposium - men and boys for gender justice.

6. Multiple themes for engagement Health and wellbeing Poverty and work Care relationships and emotions Sexualities & identities Peace building, social justice & inclusion Violence Making of men

7. 50 breakout sessions 750 participants Interactive Events We are expecting 700 to 900 delegates From around the world

8. Organiser Driven Sessions Cultural Programs Participant Organised Spaces Abstract Driven Sessions The Event

9. Organiser Driven Sessions: Plenary State of the Men for Gender Equality field Globalization and gender injustice – Part 1: An Exploration Part 2: Social and Political Movements State of Priorities for Women’s Movements Beijing+20 and what it means for Men and Boys

10. Organiser Driven : Breakouts Beyond the Gender Binary: Working with Genders and Sexualities Youth Perspectives on work with boys and men Change Begins Within: Practices and processes of accountability within the M4GE field Fatherhood and Caregiving Masculinities and Culture Masculinities and Militarization Masculinities, Crime, and Justice Skills Building Studying Social Change – New paradigms Working with the Media Building Campaigns to Engage Men in Gender Equality Working with Children and Young People in Gender Equality and addressing masculinities

11. Over 400 abstracts from 63 countries Abstract Driven Sessions Care, Relationships and Emotions121 Health and Wellbeing129 Making of Men194 Peace building, social justice, inclusion85 Poverty and Work56 Sexualities, Identities105 Violence234 Space for about 150 oral abstracts and over 100 posters

12. TimeNov 10Nov 11Nov 12Nov 13 9-10.30 Satellite Sessions Plenary 10.30- 11Tea 11.00- 12.30 - do- Breakouts Posters Informals Breakouts Posters Informals Breakouts Posters Informals 12.30 – 2.00 Lunch 2.00 – 3.30 - do- Breakouts Posters Informals Breakouts Posters Informals Breakouts Posters Informals 3.30 – 4.00 Tea 4.00 – 5.30 Afternoon Plenary Closing Session Caucus sessions 5.00- Onwards Inauguration, Cultural Show Reception Public Event PROGRAMMEPROGRAMME

13. Participant organised spaces Satellite sessions on 10 th November 1 hall of 75 x 3 sessions 4 halls of 50 x 3 sessions 3 halls of 30 x 3 sessions Exhibition booths – 50 for all three days Youth Hangout, Interface meetings + other youth interactions Informal Roundtables Choupal/ Adda meeting

14. Inaugural Programme – Sufi music Closing Session – Male dancer/choreography Evening Cultural programme on 12 th evening Film festival – video parlour + public shows Photographic exhibition / visual exhibition Public event ( under consideration) Cultural program

15. Youth Engagement Social Media including online competitions Face to face engagement with youth through a travelling film festival ; encourage other ME Convenors to do the same; Engagement with youth in colleges in Delhi and other cities in India Promoting youth participation in the Symposium as speakers and presenters and panel Youth caucus Youth hangout zone in the symposium Before / During/ After Event

16. Regional Preparatory Activities Events in Nepal, Bangladesh, Pakistan, SriLanka Country Level Activities Activities in Different Cities with NGOs, Youth, Academia, Film Shows Delhi level Activities Community level activities, Public engagement, Youth engagement, Film Shows Social Media Website, Facebook, Twitter Pre Symposium Activities

17. Masculinities Film Festival Over 150 films received and reviewed from 20 countries 60+ films finalised for the package Some feature films – which can be screened at Delhi public festival but not with travelling package Travelling package with brochure will be ready by mid- August Brochure will be distributed to all participants Package can be sent to all ME Coordinators for active dissemination in their region

18. MenEngage MenEngage is an alliance of NGOs working together with men and boys to promote gender sensitization. Our members advocate around a number of key issues where gender directly affects the lives of women and men. CHSJ Centre For Health and Social Justice strenghtens the claims of citizens’ health rights promised in the Constitution and through international human rights treaties. Hosted by: &

19. Funders and Supporters SIDA NORAD UNFPA MacArthur Foundation SwissAid Ford Foundation Oak Foundation UN Women Packard Foundation SwissAid

20. India Organising Committee Global Advisory Committee International Steering Committee ExecutiveCommittee Friends