The Equality Institute is a global feminist agency dedicated to ending violence against women and girls and promoting gender equality. Founded in 2015 by Dr. Emma Fulu, the institute is built on a culture of respect and collective care, prioritizing individual well-being alongside advocating for social change.

Their services include research, creative communications, and global leadership to advance gender equality and support violence prevention efforts. They have worked with various governments and organizations worldwide, including Australia, Cambodia, Kazakhstan, the United Nations Development Program, Oxfam, the World Bank, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and Amnesty International. They have conducted over 50 studies, trained hundreds of researchers and policy makers, and grown an online community of over 110,000 followers.

The Equality Institute believes in an intersectional feminist approach, addressing not just gender inequality but all forms of inequality and systems of oppression. They actively strive for equality, curiosity, courage, and find joy in their work. They also collaborate with global coalitions and partner with community leaders and organizations to amplify their work.

The institute's founder, Dr. Emma Fulu, is a global expert on violence against women and girls with a PhD from the University of Melbourne. She has worked with the United Nations and other large global programs dedicated to advancing gender equality.

At The Equality Institute, they believe that how they work is as important as what they do, and they are committed to making a real impact in the world by promoting gender equality and ending violence against women and girls