The West Coast Eagles are celebrating the contribution of female staff and players in acknowledgement of today's International Women's Day.
But to me, equally important is the need to develop a plan towards these players becoming full time professional athletes – that is when the potential of this competition will be truly realised and we know we have made a big leap towards gender equity in our sport." "Since becoming a board director last year I have seen first-hand the effort by the West Coast Eagles to achieve greater gender equity, not only among the wider staff but the appointment of female executives and directors. While some industries are making strides in eradicating gender bias, it is not the case for all women and as a society we still have a lot of work to do to achieve genuine equity and to #breakthebias."
Today 8 March, on International Women´s Day the governing bodies of motor sport FIM and FIA together celebrate the gender equal world.
14 hours ago Nita Korhonen (FIM Women in Motorcycling Commission Director): "This year´s IWD Campaign theme is very close to us as motorsport is the perfect arena where to break the bias and demonstrate that any barriers that might have existed in the old days should not prevent anyone to reach for their dreams. FIM and FIA will carry out other actions together during the year, to further demonstrate that women have their place in motor sports and create opportunities for them in all the field of activities.
International Women's Day is a chance for the Department of Justice to celebrate the achievements of women and highlight the work that still needs to be ...
- 44.2% of members of the Senior Executive Service in the WA public service are women - 47% of members of the WA Legislative Assembly are women - 34.2% of ASX 200 board members are women
Reports from the UK and across the globe as well as data and research on IWD 2022.
Gulsum’s team commissioned a report which proved it was not physically possible to fall in the way she did and that she must have been thrown. It was an interesting conversation, because unlike the former Metropolitan policer chief Cressida Dick Blyth was very candid about the extent of the problems with sexism and misogyny in the police force. While the authorities initially accepted this story, the family didn’t, as Esin had only recently returned to her husband after walking out and saying she wanted a divorce. To our sisters in Russia who are protesting and speaking out against the invasion at great personal risk: We see your courage. If the GEO responds to my requests for further details I will report back. Thank you to everyone who contacted me today to tell me about how they were marking the day, and thanks for keeping me company if you have been a reader. May there be peace in the world. It is a massive kick in the teeth to hear that the Government expects us to continue doing this work for free and that they will not invest further in the vital social infrastructure that is our childcare sector. Waking up at 3am to feed a baby is exhausting. Happy International Women’s Day to you too! Affordable childcare is a critical component of gender equality. It added that: “Tax-Free Childcare is a great offer for working parents”.
Celebrated annually worldwide on March 8, International Women's Day (IWD) is designed to recognise women's achievements and reinforce equality. This year's ...
For me, the key is to do everything we can to break the stereotypical image of industry and encourage more young girls to pursue STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) careers. Bizarrely, I used to love the smell and the grime and having to use Swarfega to clean my hands after each visit. I still vividly remember when I used to go to see dad at work and wandering around the factory.
International Women's Day – celebrated annually on March 8 – is a day that commemorates the social, political and economic achievements of women. Women in ...
The most consequential International Women’s Day protest took place in Russia on March 8, 1917. International Women’s Day was first celebrated in Austria, Denmark, Germany and Switzerland on March 19, 1911, following the agreement at the Copenhagen conference. Salute to courageous women whose grit & generosity are setting new milestones in society. Dera Sacha Sauda encourages all to#BreaktheBiasby bringing equality to not just their words, but actions too. They will pull through as they have done throughout history. The United Nations celebrated International Women’s Day for the first time in 1975.