This is the story of many many many Indian women. National Labor Surveys report that approximately 80% of Indian women participate in unpaid care work versus 30% of men. I want to start with a story about my friend Praniti.Praniti has been born and raised in an urban middle-class home and she was raised equal to her brother. Education was given the primary uh importance in her growing years. Praniti's parents were both working and they could afford a house help just like most middle-class Indian homes and s ...

Despite decades of gains in workforce participation and education, the path to corporate leadership remains uneven for women. After steady progress between 2015 and 2022, growth has nearly stalled, with the share of women in leadership increasing by just 0.1 percentage points over the past year, according to LinkedIn data.Read more: https://t.co/NkcR8r2PNt ...

Sometimes the smallest moments build the strongest bridges. For me, even though I lived across the flying school in Zarya and I watched planes fly overhead almost every day, the dream only truly took shape when I went on a primary school escortion to ENAT, the Nigerian College of Aviation Technology. That day, I learned MOS code.I spoke to an air traffic controller for the first time and that tiny spark settled in my heart. That's how dreams begin. Not with a big dramatic revelation, but with something smal ...

As the world eagerly anticipates the Oscars, we're looking back at a year packed with original hits like Party Supreme. >> And it's only a matter of time before I'm staring at you from the cover of a Wedies box. >> Or Disney's Ilio.>> Okay. >> And franchise favorites like Superman and Mission Impossible. >> I need you to trust me.>> All landing a spot in this year's domestic box office top films. But according to the Anenburgg inclusion at USC, something was lacking. Not as many women dominated the screens. ...

Looking at women's economic empowerment is absolutely critically important. And it's important to remember that gender equality is not just it is a human right but it's not only a human right it's not only the right thing to do it's also smart business and I think we are very very clearly seeing that when we have for example companies and businesses which are investing in gender equality equal opportunities for men and women they have stronger governance they also have stronger longerterm economic performan ...

What about the W? What about the W? What about women in sport? Maybe the best way for me to introduce this question is to tell you what it feels like when I ask it. I'm from a Gail Games background, a little Hurling and Kamogi Club, Ballandarin in South Gway on the west coast of Ireland. I was an average player. So while my ambition would have been to achieve on the field, I quickly realized any influence I would have would be off it. So over time I've spent a good bit of time in meeting rooms on those some ...

I was born in those days where being born as a girl itself was a disqualification because of lots of rape teesing, unsafe environment, huge dowy demands and the worst was dowy deaths. And there I was an ordinary girl who wanted to look powerful. I wanted to grow my own Hawkeyes, eagle ways and tylo.My mother understood that while to a good discount the dowi market was offering was to girls who were qument educated. So I was put in an all girls costly saint Mary's conventment alabad where almost every other ...

Investment Rating - The report does not explicitly provide an investment rating for the industry under review Core Insights - The paper investigates the balance between career and family for college-educated women in Indonesia, highlighting increasing polarization in choices among younger cohorts, with some delaying marriage and others opting out of the labor force post-marriage [3][16] - The findings suggest that rapid economic growth in Indonesia has led to a divergence in women's choices, influenced by the entry of more women into high-skilled professions and rising conservatism among young men, creating challenges in the marriage market [3][14] Summary by Sections Introduction - The report discusses the stagnation of female labor force participation in low- and middle-income countries despite economic growth, challenging the U-shaped hypothesis of female labor participation [11][12] - It emphasizes the role of family formation decisions in mediating female labor supply and the implications for gender equality in emerging economies [12][14] Background Contexts and Data - Indonesia is identified as a rapidly growing economy with significant improvements in female higher education, with female enrollment in tertiary education surpassing male enrollment since 2012 [20][22] - The analysis utilizes data from the Labor Force Survey and the Indonesia Family Life Survey to examine labor market dynamics and family formation across different birth cohorts [23][24] Empirical Strategy - The report adapts Goldin's framework to analyze the stages of career and family decisions among college-educated women in Indonesia, focusing on the evolution of these dynamics across birth cohorts [27][30] - It employs a regression framework to assess labor market and family formation outcomes, allowing for a detailed examination of the interplay between these factors [44][72] Evolution of Family Formation and Labor Market Dynamics - Marriage trends indicate a rising delay in marriage among college-educated women, particularly from the 1990s birth cohorts, suggesting a shift in societal norms [46][48] - Labor force participation rates fluctuate but show a tendency for younger cohorts to remain in the labor force longer while delaying family formation [53][58] - The analysis reveals a polarization in outcomes, with younger cohorts increasingly specializing in either career or family, rather than balancing both [78][87] Potential Drivers - The report identifies "greedy work" as a significant factor contributing to the challenges faced by women in balancing career and family, alongside rising conservatism among men affecting marriage market dynamics [88]

Good evening. My name is Leia Daen. And I'm Stella Espen Carter. And before we begin, we wanted to show you something. These are pictures of us from first grade. And they're not here to make anyone feel emotional, but they're here to show confidence before it became complicated. When we were in first grade, we didn't care if our outfits matched or if our hair was perfectly styled. And it's not because we were more confident back then, but because we just hadn't experienced the world yet. And as we grew up, ...

[music] [music] [music] Inside this box is something that many of us were never fully taught to understand, let alone celebrate. It was left out of the textbooks, the classrooms and upbringing. The clitoris pure.Yeah. She is purely built for pleasure and it's the most forgotten organ in the female body. And not because it's small, but because society decided it didn't matter.And yet, it's the key to women's well-being, empowerment, and healing. It's a symbol for women's health, for education, and for gender ...