Picture room 1946. We see worse scar stress region cards and dia a woman whose word is inched with bruises unpaid bills and the burden of families. In the films there's still tomorrow.We see her scrap floors, swallow insults and cradle dreams in secret. Her labels wife, mother, servant. Fast forward to today.Different straits, same cages. The label's name have changed. Emotional, bossy to ambitious, not ambitious enough.But the prison of expectations for women remains. From Dia, I feel the power of women an ...

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[Music] Growing up in Ethiopia, I had a relatively comfortable life. I did not fetch water. I did not walk miles to school.I had a toilet at home. It wasn't luxurious, but it was comfortable. It was private.I never thought about it until I moved back to Ethiopia in my early 20s after studying in the US. That's when everything changed. As I traveled throughout the country, I realized there were no toilets, not just in rural villages.But alongside highways, schools, markets, I started planning my entire day a ...

One day after class, my friends Rebecca tracked me into the lady's room. Her eyes sparkling like she had a secret. She leaned in, pulled something out of her pocket, and whispered.Guess what this is. It was a small piece of plastic, shiny and smooth. It reads.I found it in a drawer at home, she said giggling. That was my first experience of quote unquote sex education. I was 14.Not in a classroom, not from a teacher, but in a toilet with my best friend. Honestly, for many girls out there like me, that's how ...

Good afternoon everyone. Uh, how many women are here today. Please raise your hands.Now, how many of you have experienced gender-based discrimination. Patriarchy, a word that holds centuries of oppression, yet is often disguised as culture, tradition, or even care. In Kazakhstan, like in many other parts of the world, patriarchal beliefs shape our upbringing, limit our opportunities, and dictate the roles we are expected to play.To understand why patriarchy is so deeply rooted in our society, we must first ...

Today I'm in the spotlight as a filmmaker and change maker. But I'm standing here not because I have all the answers. I am standing here because I disrupt.That's right. I distract by asking the most uncomfortable questions. Questions that hold up a mirror to our society and answers that many of us are scared to hear.So today I am not going to give you a talk. I'm going to take you on a journey. my journey as a change maker because this is not a title.This is a path that you walk and a path that is carved ou ...

Historical Context & Evolution - Formula 1 has existed for approximately 70 years, undergoing changes in rules and regulations [1] - Only five women have entered a Grand Prix in Formula 1 history, with three qualifying for races [3] - Leela Lombardi is the only woman to have scored points in a Formula 1 race, achieving this in 1975 [3] - Susie Wolf was the first woman in 22 years to drive during an F1 weekend in 2014 and is currently the managing director of F1 Academy [4] F1 Academy & Representation - F1 Academy is an all-female racing league designed to prepare women for elite levels of motorsport [5] - Each F1 team nominates a driver to race in their livery, increasing representation [5] - Jessica Hawkins' successful test drive led to a supporting role in F1 Academy [6] Media Impact & Support - Media coverage significantly impacts participation rates, as seen with a 53% increase in women's football participation after England's 2022 victory, equating to 23 million more women taking up football [8] - Despite initial issues like lack of live broadcasts, F1 Academy has gained support, including from Nika Rossberg [7][9] Key Roles Beyond Drivers - Strategists, like Hannah Schmidz at Red Bull, are crucial, exemplified by her role in Max Verstappen's unexpected win at the 2022 Budapest Grand Prix [10][11] Industry Outlook - While progress has been made in including women, there is still a long way to go to diminish gender discrepancies in Formula 1 [12]

The pay gap between women and men widened to 81 cents on the dollar by last year, the largest gap since 2016. Is the return to the office to blame? https://t.co/sVKmjgNbPc ...

Gender Inequality in Sports - Underestimation of female athletes' capabilities compared to male athletes is prevalent [1] - Historical exclusion of women from sports, exemplified by the absence of female athletes in the early Olympic Games [1] - Societal expectations, such as marriage and motherhood, negatively impact female athletes' careers [1] - Media underrepresentation of women's sports contributes to the lack of recognition [1][2] - Domestic violence and safety concerns faced by female athletes are highlighted [1] Ugandan Female Athletes - Dorcas and Zaku, Ugandan golden girl, faced societal pressures after winning multiple gold medals [1] - Flavia Okicho, a Ugandan basketball player, serves as an inspiration despite challenges [1] - Christine Wana, captain of the Uganda women's national football team (the crusted cranes), overcame societal norms to achieve success [1] Call to Action - Encouragement for more girls to pursue sports as a career [2] - Advocacy for increased support and recognition of women's sports [3] - Challenge to actively watch and support women's sports events [3] - Promotion of equality in sports, treating daughters' games with the same enthusiasm as sons' [3]

The male-female participation gap in America’s workforce has seen its biggest increase in any year since the 1950s. But not for the reasons you might think https://t.co/K3M3Sb9Zs3 https://t.co/kjft1kmZtC ...