In our first years of business, since 2019 to 2024, we coached women impacting 50 countries, positively influencing 14,000 individuals. Take part of our Social Impact Report 2024 - watch recorded Launch event or read full report.
GLOW4equality is a social business creating ripple effects towards a gender equal world 🌎. Our group coaching programs are offered free of charge, to women globally, who in their leadership roles drive change. The program is financed through partnerships with businesses, philanthropy capital and foundations. Coaching, personal development and new tools, lead these women to influence more people and creating ripples effects of positive change.
Our networking community is open to anyone who wants to get more involved in gender equality, to network, coach and inspire each other.
Take part of our Social Impact Report and get insights on:
💡 The problem we address
🎯 Our solution
📊 Our activities and outputs
🧡 Our outcomes and ripple effects
📈 How we measure impact
💶 Financing and financial highlights
Watch Launch of the Social Impact Report
GLOW4equality Social Impact Report, was launched at a digital session June 5th 2025.
- Report presentation by GLOW4equality Founder Sara Carlemår
- Impact Stories by Coached Sophie Redemptah and Coach Pia Moberg
- Moderated and reflected on by Sustainability Consultant Hanna Hervall
During the session Hanna framed the bigger sustainability perspective beautifully. Sophie shared with clarity and heart about her organization in rural Kenya, challenges faced, and how GLOW4equalitys Coaching Program impacted her. Pia powerfully shared her perspective on GLOWs approach, being a coach in two of our coaching groups and part of the creative board designing the program. Watch launch or read more below.
- Usually we talk about what we need to do.
But the GLOW4equality-program tells us HOW we do it.
ICC Coach Pia Moberg
Personal impact story from the coaching program
Sophie Redemptah is the manager of Imbeke Charitable Trust, a rural based organisation in Western Kenya, that work with the community through women groups in the sectors of food security, economic empowerment, education, health and shelter. All these five sectors of interventions are towards gender inequality in our community. They have a special focus on vulnerable girls and teenage mothers, from ages 13 to about 24 years old. Girls and young women rescued from child labour, gender violence, forced early marriages, forced sex work effects of poverty, effects of school dropouts and sometimes FGM, Female Genital Mutilation.
- My coach helped me to see myself more clearly, Sophie Redemptah describes. Previously, I had thrown my whole self into my work and I was never thinking of myself as a person. But Anette taught me to the extent, that it enabled me to do a lot of self-reflection and to understand my values better. My coach did not push her ideas to my goals, but she helped me find my own answers within my own self.
- I am much more assertive, Sophie emphasizes. It made me feel more appreciated, especially by my fellow coachees. It has enabled me to appreciate myself and the work that I am doing, and I know what I am doing is not small. So I brought my whole work self to the coaching program and it changed me quite a bit!