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Introduction Ellen Chesler and Terry McGovern PART I: Establishing new norms at the United Nations 1 The century of women: a reflection The Honorable Jan Eliasson 2. From the time of creation: legacies and unfinished business from the first International Women’s Year Conference Jocelyn Olcott 3. Women’s rights are human rights: a concept in the making Charlotte Bunch and Roxanna Carrillo 4. Feminist mobilizing for global commitments to the sexual and reproductive health and rights of women and girls Sonia Correa, Adrienne Germain and Gita Sen 5. Taking stock: protection without empowerment? the evolution of the women, peace and security agenda since the Beijing Platform for Action Anne Marie Goetz and Rob Jenkins 6. Seeing sexual and reproductive health and rights through the eyes of a youth activist: a reflection Maria Antonieta Alcalde 7. The evolution of ideas: a feminist’s reflections on the partnership with the UN system Devaki Jain PART II: Realizing rights at the national and local level 8. Women’s human rights and the political arena of Brazil: from dictatorship to democracy Jacqueline Pitanguy 9. Tackling history and culture: building the women’s rights movement and leveraging global conferences for local realities in Pakistan: a reflection Farida Shaheed 10. Women’s human rights in Iran: from global declarations to local implementation Mahnaz Afkhami 11. Crossing the bright red line: the abuse of culture and religion to violate women’s sexual and reproductive health rights in Uganda Sylvia Tamale 12. Negotiating gender mainstreaming in China Cai Yiping and Liu Bohong 13. At once and for all: human rights and women’s status in the United States Dorothy Q Thomas 14. Turning tides and making a difference in Nepal: a reflection Renu Rajbhandari 15. My evolution as a young feminist in Lebanon: a reflection Hayat Mirshad PART III: Achieving economic justice 16. Gender equality and economic growth: a win-win policy agenda? Naila Kabeer 17. Revaluing caregiving: recent victories for domestic workers’ rights Nisha Varia 18. Women, employment, fertility and other women Wendy Chavkin 19. The MENA’s woman problem: progress and challenges in women’s economic participation Isobel Coleman and Aala Abdelgadir 20. Public policy innovations to help American men and women succeed as providers and caregivers Ellen Bravo 21. On organizing for economic justice in Bangladesh: a reflection Kalpona Akter PART IV: Educating girls and eliminating child marriage 22. Be the change: a reflection Malala Yousafzai 23. Raising the global ambition for girls’ education Rebecca Winthrop and Eileen Mcgivney 24. Girls’ education as a peace and security issue Catherine Powell and Hannah Chartoff 25. Financing girls’ education: a reflection Carol Bellamy 26. A short history of the long struggle to identify and eliminate child marriage: Amhara, Ethiopia as a case study Judith Bruce and Annabel Erulkar 27. Child marriage in India: involving men and boys in cultural and behavioral changes Ravi K. Verma 28. Working with adolescent girls in Egypt: a reflection Hala Youssef PART V: Taking on the new challenge of climate justice 29. Gender equality, human rights and climate justice: reflections and a call to action Noelene Nabulivou 30. Women's role in energy access and solutions to climate change: a reflection Wanjira Mathai 31. Afterword The Honorable Hillary Rodham Clinton in conversation with Lissa Muscatine