Who are leading women in politics today? What about in years past? How are females changing the political landscape? Get answers here to inspire you!
While it’s hard for some to believe, women still aren’t equals in many political parties today. There’s still a glass ceiling for females, and sexism in Australia is an unfortunately reality for female candidates and those already appointed, like in too many other countries.
Rather than looking the other way, let’s delve into the problems several women in politics continue to face, with the hope that doing so will raise awareness and spark change. In addition, let’s applaud the women who are sharing their political viewpoints and devoting their lives to the political arena.
Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic is the newly elected President of Croatia, and this blog post explains the political issues she is taking on as Croatia’s first female President. Very well written! Thank you to Ina at the blog Croatia, the War, and the Future for writing the post. Reblog!
Today I am pleased to announce a guest post on women’s right to vote, written by blogger and costume designer Resa. The journey to women’s suffrage in Canada is eye-opening!
Many females find it more difficult to speak up at meetings than in other business situations, as per a recent study. How do we change that?
On July 14, the Church of England voted to allow women bishops in a ruling that came after years of opposition. It was a historical event that had a very different end than the vote two years ago that overwhelmingly denied a comparable piece of legislation. While it has become familiar territory for women to …
A No-Nonsense Look at the Church of England and Women Bishops Read More »
Ritu Sharma speaks worldwide about the problem of women living in poverty in developing countries. She co-founded Women Thrive Worldwide in 1998, as a means to find solutions for the issue, and is the current President. She began this organization after leaving Punjab, India with her family to immigrate to the US, leaving behind poverty. …
Inspirational Lessons from Ritu Sharma about Women (VIDEO) Read More »
7 lies about women who wear hijabs. Great post to share here from the site A Broad’s View.
Gender inequality is happening around the world, and Japan is no exception. Seiko Noda is one of the women in Japan who choose to speak out against gender bias, and she’s a great one to do so as she holds an influential role as the General Council’s chairperson.
