Magdalena Sepúlveda, UNRISD Director ⚽ Changing the rules of the game starts with... @UNRISD

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For our first Women’s #RightsInMotion #GenderChampions spotlight, we asked Magdalena Sepúlveda, Director of UNRISD, one simple question:

💬 How would you finish this sentence?

Changing the rules of the game starts with...

Her answer reminds us that real change begins with the actions we take, the voices we amplify, and the barriers we choose to break.

Now it’s your turn.

👇 Finish the sentence in the comments, tag someone who is changing the game, and pass the ball to keep the conversation moving.

#RightsInMotion #womensrights #genderequality #FootballForTheGoals #womeninleadership #Equality

Magdalena Sepúlveda, UNRISD Director ⚽ Changing the rules of the game starts with...

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