In a world where we quantify everything from GDP to happiness, can you put a number on gender equality?

In March 2006, the Women’s Health Research Institute was established by BC Women’s Hospital + Health Centre to enhance and galvanize the impact of women’s health research conducted at BC Women’s Hospital and throughout BC.

National Women’s History Museum’s new report reveals the challenges they face, what they need, why representation matters and what we can do about it.

Astrid Linder has spent over 20 years in traffic safety research. In this talk she proves with data from multiple sources that our cars are unnecessarily unsafe for women, simply because all crash test dummies are still based on the average male.

Gender Data 101 equips you with the skills to use data for impactful programs, closing gender gaps and promoting gender equality

Many girls and women cannot exercise their right to education due to gender inequality and discriminatory practices.

The index measures how laws and regulations affect women’s economic opportunity on a scale from 0 to 100, where 100 means equal legal rights for men and women.

Data on women’s health in the US.

The data can be used to raise awareness, improve policies, and promote women’s equality. Explore the data here!

The annual Global Gender Gap Index benchmarks the state and evolution of gender parity across four key dimensions.

Resources and data on global gender equality.

The fate of nations is tied
to the status of women. WomanStats makes this linkage visible and demonstrable.

Every second, three girls experience sexual violence. One in five girls will face sexual violence before she turns 18. Experiencing sexual violence in childhood has lasting physical, mental, educational, and economic consequences that carry into womanhood. The effects don’t disappear—they shape a woman’s life.

On this page, we provide an overview of how the gender ratio varies across the world and over time. We present data on how it varies between age groups and the forces that influence the gender ratio.

This page presents several graphics analyzing the data generated from HerAtlas, UNESCO’s interactive tool monitoring girls and women’s right to education worldwide.

“Twenty-five years since the adoption of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action, progress towards equal power and equal rights for women remains elusive. No country has achieved gender equality, and the COVID-19 crisis threatens to erode the limited gains that have been made. The Decade of Action to deliver the Sustainable Development Goals and efforts to recover better from the pandemic offer a chance to transform the lives of women and girls, today and tomorrow.” – Secretary-General António Guterres

Explore key findings on gender equality across all SDGs with data and visuals on the most pressing issues affecting women and girls globally.

This overview focusing on the access to contraception around the world is one of the components of a special report dedicated to gender inequalities in the world in 2025.

The ROX Institute for Research and Training studies girls’ unique experiences and captures the opinions, behaviors & aspirations of thousands of U.S. girls.

A new report by UNICEF, UN Women, and Plan International on progress—and persistent challenges—for adolescent girls worldwide.

UN Women’s strategy for change on gender data is Women Count. This programme has the goal to create a radical shift in how gender statistics are used, created, shared and accessed.

Tracking laws and policies around US related to reproductive rights.