[Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Music] Hello everyone.I want to start my speech with a question. How many of you believe that everyone deserves the same opportunities in life. Actually, feminism is a movement that works for equal rights and opportunities for all people regardless of gender.It began many many years ago when women didn't have the same right as men. They couldn't work on property or have many jobs that men could have. So, how the feminist movement created change.Today's feminist landscape stands ...

[Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Music] [Applause] Today we gather to honor a movement that has reshaped societies, challenged injustice, and continues to fight for dignity.Equality and human rights. Feminism. Feminism is not just a word.It is a force carried on the shoulders of countless women and men who dare to imagine a world where gender does not define work. Behind every stride in women's rights are the names of brave individuals who stood up, spoke out, and refused to be silenced just like how Kerry Nati ...

Heat. [Music] [Applause] Heat. [Music] [Music] [Applause] Feminism today's one of the most misunderstood movement.The reason behind it is many people know feminism as a rebellion against men or a movement that places women above others or an aggressive force that threatens society. However, feminism is none of these things. Actually, instead for equality, supports women, protects their rights, but most importantly, it seeks to create fair and equal conditions to everyone.Because today what we need is this e ...

Hello everyone. My name is uh Muslim Axam Haja. I am from Tashkin and um I'm from private school.I came here to stand there and talk about feminism itself. My topic is why feminism still matters in the 21st century. So I will start uh I will try to explain and help other people to understand it.So I like to start my speech with um with the situation I recently faced that I don't understand uh where so many um misinformation came from about feminism. Like a lot of people think that feminism is about unshaved ...

[Applause] About 3 years ago, I accidentally became a marine conservationist. I was 18, fresh graduate out of high school, and I did had no idea that my life would take a 180. Now, of course, when I say accidentally, that's a little bit of a stretch.But this is my dad. This is my father. He's a surfer.Yeah. And if you know anything about surf culture, you know our biggest enemy is sharks. And so if you were to tell 12-year-old me and my dad probably 10 years ago that at the age of 20 I would become a shark ...

In this powerful talk, writer and activist Lucy Webster shares how ableism shapes everything from dating to motherhood—and why feminism can’t ignore disability any longer. Her message is clear: until disabled women are included, the fight for gender equality remains unfinished. Lucy Webster is an anti-ableism campaigner working across the media, publishing, events and social media to create a more accessible and more inclusive world for disabled people. She covers disability issues for leading publications ...