Architects of Resilience: Women Leading the Next Chapter of Climate, Health & Gender

A new chapter is emerging in climate action, one that recognizes climate, health, and gender not as separate challenges, but as deeply interconnected ones.

Around the world, women are already strengthening health systems, protecting food security, and driving solutions to the defining challenges of our time. Too often, these efforts remain fragmented.

As the global community looks toward COP31 in Türkiye, the Belém Gender Action Plan, and the road to COP32 in Ethiopia, this invitation-only dialogue will convene leaders from philanthropy, government, multilateral institutions, research, finance, and civil society around a shared question:

How do we accelerate climate action by making women's leadership more visible, more connected, and more investable?

This gathering is about strengthening the connective tissue across an ecosystem already rich with innovation, evidence, and leadership — and shaping a clear pathway from New York to COP31 and beyond.