Gender discrimination continues to hinder societal progress, economic development, and the realization of equal opportunities for all. This paper presents a comprehensive strategy to combat gender inequality, focusing on three key areas: education, policy reforms, and social transformation. The study advocates for gender sensitive curricula, inclusive teaching methods, and targeted teacher training programs to foster respect and equality from an early age. Policy reforms are essential in creating a legal framework that ensures gender equity. It emphasizes the need for robust legislation to combat gender-based violence, workplace discrimination, and unequal access to opportunities. Suggested strategies include enforcing antidiscrimination laws, promoting gender parity in leadership roles, and strengthening mechanisms for justice and accountability to safeguard women's rights in various sectors. Social transformation is a critical aspect of achieving lasting change in gender relations. This involves addressing cultural norms, traditions, and societal behaviors that perpetuate gender inequality. It highlights the importance of awareness campaigns, community engagement, and support for grassroots movements to challenge and change these entrenched systems. By fostering equal participation of both men and women in discussions and decision-making, the process of social transformation can be accelerated. Ultimately, the paper proposes a holistic approach that integrates education, policy reform, and societal change to eliminate gender discrimination. By advancing social justice and promoting inclusive development, this strategy aims to establish gender equality as a universal human right and create a more equitable and just society for all.