NEW YORK, NY, March 22, 2026 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Cleopatra Fitzgerald was invited to the United Nations' "Advancing Gender Equality through Inclusive Leadership and Positive Masculinity,"which took place on March 18th, 2026, a prestigious session within the UN Meetings.

The event was hosted by CEO Djibril Diallo in collaboration with the Democratic Republic of the Congo as co-sponsor. This convening brought together a select group of distinguished guests to promote international African culture while advancing dialogue around the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, particularly Goal #5: Gender Equality.

The event addressed the urgent need for collective mobilization across sectors, including civil society organizations, private industry leaders, policymakers, and athletes, to prevent and eliminate violence and discrimination against women and girls. Discussions emphasized supporting survivors, expanding equitable opportunities, and transforming social norms that perpetuate inequality. A key focus was the role of men as allies and role models in advancing gender justice, highlighted through initiatives such as the Red Card Campaign, which aims to accelerate progress toward ending abuses against women and girls globally.

Ms. Fitzgerald's mature character and conduct have made her a vocal advocate for human rights, including ending injustices faced by women and girls worldwide while also addressing abuses experienced by men and boys. Her participation reflects alignment with her broader mission through Cosmic World Causes, which underscores non-discrimination for all—extending advocacy and awareness across both human and non-human communities.

In her remarks, Ms. Fitzgerald emphasized the urgency of systemic change:
"Women and girls must have the fundamental rights to education, employment, and fair wages—free from exploitation, degradation, and coercion. No individual should be forced into marriage, motherhood, or silence. The right to say no must be protected as strongly as the freedom to speak. Women are not victims—they are bearers of humanity, leading the fight to ensure that the injustices of the past are not repeated. The future of development must be rooted in dignity, autonomy, and the right to free association—not defined by violence, harm, or inequality. The time is now to make a difference."

Her presence at this high-level forum underscores her commitment to advancing inclusive, intersectional solutions that promote dignity, equality, and lasting global impact.

The United Nations continues to serve as a leading platform for convening global leaders and advocates to address critical challenges, with events such as this inspiring meaningful dialogue and collective action.

Links of Event at the UN:
Here is the livestream of Advancing Gender Equality through Inclusive Leadership and Positive Masculinity: https://webtv.un.org/en/asset/k14/k1405pd8lg

From 18:48 to 20:23, you can see me with my mother, holding hands in solidarity—my mother in a blue suit and I in green with our traditional hats—in honor of the Red Card Campaign and the promotion of positive masculinity, highlighting men as allies in the fight against all forms of discrimination toward women and girls.

Cleopatra Fitzgerald is a trademark brand, a politician, celebrity, a music artist. She is an interfaith minister. She ran for NYC Mayor in 2021. She is in various celebrity platforms as celebrity and as a political speaker.

Education:
Attended Hunter College and graduated with honors from The City College of New York from Political Science. Fitzgerald graduated from the Institute of Metaphysical Humanistic Science.

Moreover, she is a Lead Certified Paranormal Investigator and Ufologist, Cryptozoologist. Cleopatra has a PhD with Summa Cum Laude in Metaphysical Humanistic Science specializing in Ufology. In Hunter completed various classes in politics, theater, acting. Has certifications in Human Rights and Anti-Trafficking from USIDHR US Institute of Diplomacy and Human Rights. Multimedia Journalist, Multi-Award Winner. Is currently studying the psychology of sexuality, the development of sexuality in a context where women have autonomy over their bodies, are free from sexual coercion or exploitation, and can make informed decisions about reproduction and family size, women not as sex objects but with other characteristics. Fitzgerald is also studying Intelligence and homeland security. Utilizing intelligence and homeland security measures to protect national interests while upholding the rule of law and safeguarding citizens' rights.

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