True equality will only be possible when society values all mothers’ work, both paid and unpaid, as essential. The post Until we learn to value the work all mothers do, we’ll never be in a truly equal society appeared first on Women's Agenda.| Women's Agenda
Stopping family violence means governments, communities and men working together to change behaviours and build respect every day. The post Grand Final weekend reminds us that we all must be part of the solution to end family violence appeared first on Women's Agenda.| Women's Agenda
In 2015, the U.N. established sweeping gender goals. Ten years on, they’re not even close to being met.| The Persistent
10 quickfire questions for inspirational mining and metals leaders| The Intelligent Miner
In the last few years the European Commission has made significant advancements in implementing gender equality policies which include and benefit intersex people, particularly intersex women and girls. In 2020, the European Commission published its first- ever LGBTI Equality Strategy 2020-2025, which comprehensively included a clear mandate to work on a range of actions inclusive […] The post OII Europe submission on the EC Gender Equality Strategy appeared first on OII Europe.| OII Europe
In late August, Italy took a decisive step to protect women from one of the most insidious forms of online abuse: the non‑consensual sharing of intimate or misappropriated images. After years of complaints, activism, and public outrage, a notorious website — home to thousands of stolen photos of women, from ordinary citizens to public figures — was forced offline following a wave of legal and political pressure. The post When Technology Policy Defends Human Dignity appeared first on Pur...| Purism
For the first time in over half a century, the gender pay gap in the U.S. has widened over two consecutive years.| The Persistent
The Feminist Creator Prize recognizes diverse feminist creators in Canada who are using digital media to advocate for gender justice.| Canadian Women's Foundation
In Canada, the Canadian Human Rights Act prohibits discrimination based on certain grounds, including sex, sexual orientation (since 1996), gender expression and gender identity (since 2017). These terms are often used in the parliamentary context, including in debates and parliamentary committee work. This HillNote provides background on the terminology used to describe gender and sexual diversity.| HillNotes
The lack of consistent attention to gender was concerning, as was the failure to tackle the Global South debt crisis – and the blinkered expansion of private finance, despite evidence of its harms. But, says Rachel Noble, as the world turns to implementation of the Financing for Development commitments, there are valuable opportunities to seize and build on, including for the women who do most of the world’s care work.| frompoverty.oxfam.org.uk
Key Takeaways: Workplace discrimination is a mirror, not a point of blame—when we acknowledge our own contributions to the everyday dynamics, we open a curious, compassionate pathway to change. It takes bravery to notice the moments when we default to the systemic script—whether it’s staying silent, not challenging a microaggression, or unconsciously reinforcing bias. Being […] The post Confessions of a Reluctant Feminist: My Role In Perpetuating Workplace Discrimination appeared firs...| InPower Coaching
True gender equality still eludes us. We need men into the conversation and that's not going to happen if we blame them for everything.| InPower Coaching
Mosques Not Welcoming Toward Women Need to Change The post Muslim Women Must Take Active Leadership Roles in Mosques appeared first on Islamic Horizons.| Islamic Horizons
One of the hardest things with active parenting is that you’re usually robbed of the hours when you’re at your most alert and creative.| Total Internal Reflection
The post What to Expect From A Female Empowerment Education Internship in Zambia appeared first on Roots Interns.| Roots Interns
Melbourne will host the Women Deliver conference in 2026, the first time it is being held in the Oceania region.| Women's Agenda
Clean Crop is an ambitious startup project that blends policy, economics, sustainability and development.| State of the Planet
Thailand made headlines this year as the first Southeast Asian country to legalise same-sex marriage. Now intersex and non-binary advocates are pushing for the next frontier: legal recognition for people who challenge the very notion of binary gender. The post Thailand achieved marriage equality. Intersex people are still waiting for their turn appeared first on HaRDstories.| HaRDstories
Discover how recent global health aid cuts are disproportionately affecting women and girls in low- and middle-income countries, impacting essential services and community health workers. Learn why a gender-informed approach is crucial to prevent decades of progress from being undone.| VillageReach
When a teenage girl wants to get an education and finish school, nothing should get in her way. For 19-year-old Adadechei, it wasn't that simple.| MSI Reproductive Choices
Robin Bell has been named the Marie Tharp Lamont Research Professor and Richard Seager the Ewing Lamont Research Professor.| State of the Planet
Progress remains slow when it comes to creating a clear pathway for women into management and leadership in construction.| Construction Management
Despite progress, we're still battling anti-trans rhetoric and the belief that transgenderism is a 'fad'| Analysis Archives – The Independent
The Landesa Center for Women’s Land Rights works globally to elevate and catalyze the voices and leadership of grassroots women and women-led organizations who are driving the movement on land rights at local and national levels to realize both gender and climate justice. Under its Transformation Partnerships grant with Together Women Rise, in 2024 the […] The post The Power of Women-Led Movements for Land Rights first appeared on Together Women Rise. The post The Power of Women-Led Movem...| Together Women Rise
They cook and bake, clean, and set the table for their husbands – and millions of people watch them do it. Tradwives – short for “traditional wives” – have taken social media by storm in recent years. Their message is clear: nothing fulfills a woman more than being a housewife devoted to her husband and […] The post Tradwives: How the Social Media Trend Strengthens Right-Wing Ideology appeared first on TheBetter.news.| TheBetter.news
For over twenty years, MSI's local teams have provided lifesaving maternal health and family planning services in Afghanistan, reaching 1 million clients each year.| MSI Reproductive Choices
Building inclusive cities takes a collective effort from the government, academics, civil society organisations, and women with disabilities themselves.| Urbanet
Before joining the Civil Service, I did science outreach, demonstrating different robots to school children and explaining how we program them. We showed that they too could grow up to do programming and themselves as a career. There were so …| mojdigital.blog.gov.uk
We surveyed MSI’s 36 country programmes on the attacks they’re witnessing on sexual and reproductive health and rights, and the strategies they’re using to hold the line.| MSI Reproductive Choices
It is critical to ensure that urban innovations dismantle gender biases rather than reinforce them.| Urbanet
Indigenous women are increasingly taking the lead in monitoring their rainforest lands and stepping into key leadership roles within their communities. By breaking barriers and asserting their place on the frontlines, Indigenous women are driving the fight to safeguard the rainforest, preserve their cultures, and shape the future of our planet.| Rainforest Foundation US
Interview on academic freedom with Prof. Anne Husebekk, former vice-president for Freedom and Responsibility in Science at the International Science| European Science-Media Hub
Despite achieving "gender equality" in movies in 2024, Hollywood isn't satisfied. However, box office numbers show its approach isn't working| That Park Place
Most Americans would welcome a female or Hispanic nominee to the Supreme Court, but few see either as an essential characteristic of the next justice. Earlier polling found a slight preference for a justice who would make the court more conservative, but Americans also clearly prefer a justice who would not overturn the Roe v. Wade decision on abortion rights. Americans tend to believe the organized lobbying campaigns by liberal and conservative groups will do more harm than good to getting t...| Gallup.com
In India, AJWS grantees are reimagining how homeless shelters can help women and LGBTQI+ people in crisis.| American Jewish World Service – AJWS
In this blog, we discuss are recent study looking at working life and unemployment expectancies and conclude that it pays off to study. The post It pays off to study – a glance at expected career lengths in Finland appeared first on Finnwards.| Finnwards
In the UK, it’s November 20. In France, it’s today, November 8. For the EU, it’s November 15. It’s the day of […]| Social Science Space
Manga artist Aiba Kyoko spoke with us about her latest works and gave several panels about some common differences between anime and "anime-inspired" art and the process of creating manga.| Anime Feminist
En esta charla, el PhD Javier Collado Ruano, nos habla de la importancia de mirar biomiméticamente cómo la naturaleza resuelve sus problemas para poder aplicar soluciones parecidas a nuestros propios problemas como especie y sociedad. Es profesor titular de Filosofía de la Educación en la Universidad Nacional de Educación de Ecuador, Doctor en Difusión del […]| Global Education Magazine
Activists from five countries in Latin America and the Caribbean recently convened to rally around their shared mission of fighting gender discrimination.| American Jewish World Service – AJWS
From the column: "Everyone knows that men, in general, have an inherent physical advantage over women. This has been true since time immemorial. And it will remain so."| Duluth News Tribune
The second annual event returns Sept. 30 to the DECC.| Duluth News Tribune
Mana Zita is a Timorese working mother who leads MSI Timor Leste’s work in gender equality and social inclusion.| MSI Reproductive Choices
The range of disciplines highlights the depth of talent in this year’s top 50 women in engineering awards.| Power Engineering International
by Inger Mewburn Hang out in any tearoom and you will hear complaints about work – that’s if there even is a tea room at the end of your open plan cubicle farm. Yet surprisingly little is known abo…| SRHE Blog
Climate change—in the absence of legal and social protections—works as a threat multiplier that perpetuates gender inequalities and worsens socio-economic injustices in the MENA region| The Cairo Review of Global Affairs
The world has bookmarked the Taliban as a problematic but mostly benign thorn in the side of global society. For women in Afghanistan, however, the threat is all-encompassing| The Cairo Review of Global Affairs
On 11 March 2024, Open Development Cambodia Organization (ODC) in collaboration with Gender and Development for Cambodia (GADC) with funding from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) through Family Health International – Civil Society Support Activity (FHI360-CSS), Advancing Land-based Investment Governance (ALIGN), and Landesa hosted an important discussion on “Women’s rights in land| Open Development Cambodia (ODC)
© www.viewsoftheworld.net This contribution for Political Insight (June 2019, Volume 10, Issue 2) maps gender inequality around the world and argues that the political sphere is often the most resistant to change. Unequal treatment based on gender is deeply embedded in many … Continue reading → The post Inequalities of Gender: Education, work, and politics was written by Benjamin Hennig and published on Views of the World. If you enjoyed this, you might want to follow me on Twitter or Fa...| Views of the World
Supporting Gender Equality in the Public Sector At the Centre for Family Research and Evaluation (CFRE), we are excited to continue to contribute to state-wide progress towards gender equality with the Commission for Gender Equality in the Public Sector. We have recently been appointed a member of the expert Panel of Providers, within the evaluation stream, and are looking forward to supporting defined entities comply with the Gender Equality Act. […] The post Supporting Gender Equality in ...| Centre for Family Research and Evaluation
Let’s use International Women's Day 2024 to acknowledge and celebrate the incredible achievements of women worldwide.| Groundbreaker
Strong land rights are a crucial prerequisite to the climate resilience and sustainable land management necessary to bolster food security and reach zero hunger.| Landesa
This International Women's Day % learn about the role the new Biden-Harris Gender Council, and the need for a feminist foreign policy.| Women Across Frontiers Magazine
We have decided to award most voted cartoons. This year will be awarded 5 to 10 votes winners. Results of Equal Rights and Gender Equality International Cartoon Contest 2019 - 2020 First Prize: Hilal Özcan, Turkey| Toons Mag
