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Stevie Smith: Black March, Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, review: a meeting of two great female talents

Stevie Smith: Black March, Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, review: a meeting of two great female talents The i 3/10/2021 Obi Jilani © Provided by The i English poet and novelist Stevie Smith s debut novel was mistaken for the work of Virginia Woolf (Photo: Getty/Evening Standard) Poet Stevie Smith is a literary contradiction. Often dismissed as a scribbler of whimsical light verse, she numbered Sylvia Plath among her fans and her debut novel was mistaken for the work of Virginia Woolf. Marking International Women’s Day, this filmed performance from Dead Poets Live offers a piquant flavour of her character and art, with Smith embodied with quicksilver elan by Juliet Stevenson.

MSP Maree Todd marks international women s day

Facebook Publishes New Guide on Gender Imbalance and Inclusion

Marking International Women s Day, Facebook has published a new report into gender imbalance, and the ways in which businesses can ensure they commit to addressing such by working with female-owned organizations and boosting women and under-represented voices. Facebook notes that while much progress has been made on addressing the gender gap, much work remains. That s been underlined, once again, by the pandemic, which has disproportionately impacted women-owned businesses.  In Facebook’s most recent Global State of Small Business Report, created in conjunction with the OECD and the World Bank, women leading small and medium businesses reported that they were more likely than men SMB leaders to close because of the pandemic. Overall, women lost a million more jobs over the course of the pandemic in 2020 than men did. In fact, women lost 156,000 jobs in December 2020 alone, while men gained 16,000 jobs that month.

PAHO Director calls for more women in leadership of the fight against COVID-19 - PAHO/WHO

PAHO Director calls for more women in leadership of the fight against COVID-19 8 Mar 2021 Washington, D.C., 8 March 2021 (PAHO) Marking International Women’s Day, Director of the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) Carissa F. Etienne today said that women are “on the frontlines” of the fight against COVID-19 but underrepresented in global and national health leadership. She called for building leadership with the “full involvement of women” during and after the pandemic. “Women make up the great majority of health care workers,” Dr. Etienne said during a virtual International Women’s Day conference hosted by PAHO. “They head households and are the main providers for many of these households – much of this is unpaid work and in the informal labor workforce. Indeed women are at the very heart of the response, yet women remain disproportionately underrepresented in national and global health leadership, whether in health institutions or other policy

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