The Female Perspectives on International Environmental Law webinar will bring together a diverse group of women leaders, including negotiators, judges, academics, and UN officials, to share their experiences navigating and influencing international environmental frameworks. Through open dialogue, participants will examine the challenges women face in this field, discuss leadership journeys, and explore concrete pathways to support gender-responsive environmental governance.
What You Will Gain
Firsthand insights from experienced women leaders working across international environmental negotiations, litigation, policymaking, and academic research.
A deeper understanding of the barriers and opportunities shaping women’s participation in global environmental governance.
Practical strategies for integrating gender perspectives into environmental law, decision-making, and institutional processes.
Evidence-based knowledge highlighting how women’s leadership strengthens environmental outcomes and enhances the effectiveness of governance systems.
Opportunities to connect and exchange with peers, fostering a supportive network of women committed to advancing environmental rule of law.
Increased awareness of the Montevideo Programme V and its role in strengthening legal foundations for environmental protection worldwide.
Who Can Join
Female practitioners in environmental law, whether working in litigation, policy, negotiation, or institutional roles.
Law students and early-career professionals interested in international environmental law or gender-responsive governance.
Researchers, academics, and civil society members working at the intersection of gender, governance, and environmental protection.
The content is tailored for female participants, but the insights are valuable for all who support inclusive and effective environmental governance.
Why Join
Joining this webinar gives you a rare opportunity to learn directly from women shaping international environmental law at the highest levels. You’ll gain new perspectives on leadership, negotiation, and implementation, all grounded in real experience and supported by global data. The session also offers a platform to reflect, connect, and collaborate with professionals across regions and sectors, creating a stronger, more inclusive community in environmental governance.
