HER TURN Leadership Lab | From Principles to Practice: Designing the Next Generation of Multilateral Leadership

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During the UN General Assembly High-Level Week, GWL Voices and Columbia SIPA will convene students, young leaders, and distinguished international policymakers for the HER TURN Leadership Lab, an intergenerational dialogue on the future of multilateral leadership.
Building on the HER TURN Decalogue (ten principles for inclusive global leadership for the next United Nations Secretary-General) the event will explore how these ideas can be translated into concrete action. Following a high-level discussion with global leaders, participants will engage in an interactive leadership lab where young people will work alongside experienced practitioners to develop practical recommendations for strengthening multilateral governance.
By placing students at the center of the conversation, the event aims to connect research, policy, and leadership, empower the next generation to contribute to global decision-making, and produce actionable ideas for building more inclusive, accountable, and future-oriented international institutions.
From 06:00 PM ET to 07:30 PM ET
- Ms Yasmine Ergas – Director of the Human Rights, Gender, and Equity (HRGE)
- Keynote Speaker: Ms Susana Malcorra
- Ms Annalena Baerbock – Former United Nations President of the 80th General Assembly
Panelists
- Ms Annalena Baerbock – Former United Nations President of the 80th General Assembly
- Ms Carol Bellamy – GWL Voices member
- Ms Jocast Samuel – Girl Move Policy & Innovation Specialist
- Ms Zoya Kalinsky – UNICEF Youth Advocate, and Founder of UnitEd Youth Council
- Ms Léa Tricaud – NYU Alumna and HT Rapporteur from the Geneva Cohort
Closing remarks
- Mr Joon Baek – Next Generation Prosperity Fellow
Facilitators
- Ms Andrea Ortega Carreño – HER TURN Manager at GWL Voices
- Ms Léa Tricaud – NYU Alumna and HT Rapporteur from the Geneva Cohort
- Ms Tamao Chika – NYU Alumna and HT Rapporteur from the Geneva Cohort
This event is by invitation only