Studio 5 Opens at Women Deliver 2026

Project Everyone kicked off the first-ever Studio 5 at Women Deliver 2026, creating a new kind of convening space designed to spark unlikely partnerships and bring new possibilities to life for the future of gender equality.

Project Dandelion opened the programme with a conversation on Women, Heat and the Future of Care, bringing together voices from around the world to imagine a different future and explore the pathways needed to get there.

All In: Global Leaders for Ending Gender-Based Violence followed with a high-level leadership roundtable focused on how gender-based violence prevention can move beyond traditional calls for funding and become recognised as a genuine investment priority.

metoo.International then brought together survivor advocates and policymakers to ask how the global response might change if sexual violence was treated as the public health crisis it is.

The conversation also explored how movements sustain themselves through challenging times, with the Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism examining the role of collective care as a foundation for feminist work.

Founding Studio Partners the Gates Foundation and Fondation CHANEL hosted events throughout the day, creating dedicated spaces for their communities to connect, exchange perspectives and share experiences.

As evening fell, Project Everyone partnered with FEMINIST for the Studio 5 opening nightcap, creating a joyful space to come together, celebrate the movement and recognise the role that joy can play in sustaining collective action. Melbourne DJ Elle Young and international artist Madam Gandhi brought the evening to life with performances.

A huge thank you to all of the partners, friends and allies who joined us for a day of urgent conversations, shared ideas and a collective commitment to turning bold thinking into action.