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Mar 8, 2021 Not only is March Women’s History Month, today (March 8th) is International Women’s Day, a day to celebrate women’s achievements around the world. Things will look a little different this year as the events will be happening online rather than in person, but that just means there are more for you to take part in. These are some of the virtual events celebrating International Women’s Day that you can enjoy safely from the comfort of home. United Nations’ Observance of International Women’s Day- Their theme for this year’s event is “Women in Leadership: Achieving an ...

NMA, Lagos State chapter, has cautioned against various biases and stereotypes that could deter women from reaching their peak of leadership, careers or businesses

Gender minister, senior cop: Women struggle under pandemic Sunday 7 March 2021 Members of the audience bow in their heads in prayer at the PNM Women's League International Women's Day celebration at Government Plaza, Port of Spain on Saturday. PHOTOS BY VIDYA THURAB - The covid19 pandemic has added extra pressure on women and has set back the movement for gender equality. Ayanna Webster-Roy, Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister, Gender and Child Affairs, and Joanne Archie, acting Deputy Commissioner of Police, indicated such during their contributions to the PNM Women’s League Inte...

This year, the theme of International women's Day is "Women in Leadership: Achieving an Equal Future for Covid-19 World". As we celebrate the day, our thoughts are with the millions of people afflicted with the contagion Covid-19, the precious lives lost and livelihoods destroyed. The pandemic demonstrated once again the role women play during crisis situations in taking on extra work burden, caring for the family, persevering against all odds and providing the leadership that sustain families, yet remain unrecognised and undervalued. In Bangladesh, the struggle for gender equality has been l...

The call for an end to violence against women requires collaboration among all sectors of society, says United Nations Resident Coordinator for Trinidad and Tobago, Marin