The articles that make up the work Public Policies on Gender and Diversity: New and old challenges for their incorporation into the public agenda seek to reflect on the necessary and obligatory execution of actions to guarantee equality, equity and representativeness of women and the community of the sexual diversity in the different arenas of public affairs; substantive aspects that have been part of international commitments since 1995 in Beijing, and now, in the Sustainable Development Goals. The book offers a panoramic view of the different courses of action of government actors in preparing a balance of what still must be paid in this area, based on the analysis of cases at the federal, local and international levels.

The axis that this book articulates is to analyze the strategies and instruments for incorporating the gender and sexual diversity perspective in the challenge of facing the multiple inequalities in Mexico in terms of health, work and inequality, focuses of attention of the works here exposed.