Women Deliver is excited to share with you the WD2023 mobile app for all your Conference needs!
Ahead of the Women Deliver (WD2023) Conference we are happy to share with you the WD2023 Mobile App for everyone attending in-person.
The app is designed to provide a user-friendly and informative platform for all your WD2023 in-person Conference needs. Now you can access information on upcoming sessions, speakers and connect with other Conference attendees from the comfort of your phone.
The app will feature:
Conference agenda/schedule
Conference floorplan
Session descriptions
Speakers list and bios
Sponsors/Partners page
Participant interaction and chat
Audience engagement and session interaction
Resources
Photo gallery
And so much more! The app is ever evolving and will notify you as soon as new features become available.
The WD2023 App is all available to download on all app stores or on the Women Deliver website.
To ensure the safety and wellbeing of young people attending WD2023 virtually or in-person Women Deliver has created safeguarding measures as a go-to resource for all information related to the protection of children and youth participants.
To report abuse, exploitation, harm, or neglect from anyone on the WD2023 Virtual Conference platform email ➔ safeguarding@womendeliver.org.
For in-person needs, visit the Safety and Mental Health Space at the Blu Lounge, a dedicated, private physical space at the Kigali Convention Centre. The Safety and Mental Health Space will be staffed with safeguarding professionals and mental health care providers who can address the needs of attendees to ensure their safety and wellbeing.
Watch this video to help you on how to fill out your visa application form.
ABOUT RWANDA
WD2023 is a unique opportunity for Conference delegates to explore Rwanda's rich biodiversity. Take a look at this visitor guide to help you make the most of this premier tourist destination.
Travelers come from far and wide to catch a glimpse of the magnificent gorillas, for WD2023 delegates Visit Rwanda is offering a 15% discount for a gorilla trekking tour.
Reaching Past Traditional Convenings to Counter Anti-Rights Movements
Over the past thirty years advocating for bodily autonomy and sexual reproductive health and rights (SRHR) has felt like an uphill battle.
Ahead of WD2023 read Women Deliver's President and CEO, Maliha Khan, new Medium piece on how to counter the anti-rights movement though collective power and action!
➔ Coming to Kigali and want to share your experience at WD2023 on your online platforms! Use our social medial toolkit to help guide your messaging and how to connect with Women Deliver in your posts!
