WED conducts participatory trainings and workshops with students, staff, community members, civil society organizations (CSOs), and monastic institutions. These initiatives aim to build awareness, strengthen understanding of gender issues, and enhance the skills needed to promote gender equality at individual and institutional levels.

WED provides policy guidance and technical assistance to CTA departments by supporting gender mainstreaming, conducting gender analysis, and strengthening monitoring systems. This work ensures that policies and programs are inclusive, gender-responsive, and effectively implemented

WED collaborates with key stakeholders to strengthen grievance redressal mechanisms and improve survivor-centered support services. This includes coordination with the Tibetan Women Helpline (TWH) and efforts to ensure timely, confidential, and appropriate assistance for survivors.

WED leads and supports campaigns such as the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, Women’s Empowerment Month, and International Women’s Day. These initiatives aim to raise awareness, challenge harmful norms, and encourage community-wide engagement in promoting gender equality.

WED undertakes research and documentation to generate evidence and inform program development. This work helps in identifying gaps, improving service delivery, and strengthening advocacy efforts for more effective and responsive interventions.