Inspirational women are changing the world. On March 8th, every year people get together to celebrate the accomplishments of women in areas like culture, the economy, politics, and society.
How will you embrace equity in 2023? So, this year, International Women’s Day is on a mission to form a gender equal world.
Women’s Equality Day is today! So, are you ready to celebrate the importance of this day? In fact, it is important to remember the hurdles women have overcome and how we can continue to move forward.
#BreakTheBias is the theme for this year’s International Women’s Day. So, this year’s theme is about encouraging everyone to develop a greater understanding of gender bias and to be more aware of its existence.
Choose to challenge yourself! So, every year, International Women’s Day comes up with a theme to celebrate women around the world. And, this year’s message is all about being aware of your actions and thoughts every day.
Strong inspirational women aren’t uncommon, but their messages are. Since last month was International Women’s Day; I’ve put together some things that may inspire you. Be sure to check my EachforEqual Campaign Theme 2020 post to learn about some of the important issues in both our community and the economy we’re all facing.
EachforEqual is this year’s International Women’s Day campaign theme. So, if you’re wondering what this means – it means an equal world which is an enabled world. Since we’re all in charge of our destiny each and every day; it’s time to improve the quality of Women everywhere.
#BalanceforBetter is this year’s International Women’s Day message. So, this year’s message is about making the world a better place. Are you ready to make a difference?
No doubt this years International Women’s Day #PressforProgress is a powerful message. In light of recent movements such as #MeToo and #TimesUp; now more than ever is the time for gender equality.
International Women’s Day Bold 2017 Campaign is a powerful message. When I was a little girl, I experienced boys picking on me. Because boys were bigger, I was scared. As I grew up, I remember becoming bolder in my approach to dealing with the male sex. With this in mind, the message for International Women’s
