- Publication about UN Reform The International Women’s Tribune Centre and the Heinrich Böll Foundation published a book entitled, “UN Reform: What’s in it for Women?” in August 2006. The publication features reflections, insights, and analysis by women from different regions specifically examining the impact of the UN reform process on women at the regional and national levels. It also presents different initiatives and proposals in ensuring women’s spaces within the UN as well as concrete recommendations on how to influence the UN reform process.
- Summary of the Panel Discussions “UN Reform: What’s in it for Women?” a parallel event at the 50th UN Commission on the Status of Women session The International Women's Tribune Centre in partnership with the Heinrich Boell Foundation organized a panel discussion on the UN Reform Agenda on March 1, 2006 in conjunction with the 50th session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women. Entitled "UN Reform: What's in it for Women?," the panel examined the relevance of the UN Reform process to women and how women's organizations could influence the reform process to ensure the integration of a gender perspective and analysis. Speakers Liane Schalatek, Heinrich Böll Foundation Barbara Adams, UNIFEM Devaki Jain Vina Nadjibullah, UNIFEM Cynthia Rothschild, Center for Women’s Global Leadership Mavic Cabrera-Balleza, International Women’s Tribune Centre
