#iwd22

[warehousity]

This International Women’s Day, we celebrate the talent, dedication, strength, and achievements of the incredible women here at Warehousity. May you all continue to rise higher and inspire others with your resolve and perseverance!

Happy International Women’s Day!

[tanlasolutionslimited]

This International Women's Day, let's do more than merely break the bias. Tanla is proud of its female workforce and recognizes and honors their achievements while making a positive difference towards creating a gender-equal world. Happy International Women’s Day! 

[karix]

This International Women's Day, let's do more than merely break the bias. Tanla is proud of its female workforce and recognizes and honors its achievements while making a positive difference towards creating a gender-equal world. Happy International Women’s Day!  

[henryskat2014]

“To all the little girls who are watching this, never doubt that you are valuable and powerful, and deserving of every chance and opportunity in the world to pursue and achieve your own dreams.” — Hillary Clinton ♀️ Happy International Women's Day ♀️ Kat Ms Great Britain 2021/22 #InternationalWomansDay2022 #breakthebias #IWD2021 #IWD #iwd22 #womenemoweringwomen #womensday #kathenry #msgreatbritain2021 #womeninpageantry #Queen #femaleempowerment (at HiveStudios - Professional Photography Studios) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ca3KO1Jsw_F/?utm_medium=tumblr

[beerselfie]

#Repost @hoptilidrop I'm here to shout my heart out! Hoppy #internationalwomensday2022 💪 . I can't believe it's come around again so quickly but I absolutely love seeing women, men, and non-binary beer lovers alike xome together to mark the occasion. It's not just a day FOR women, it's a day to CELEBRATE women - the prejudice we have overcome and reflect on the challenges ahead. That's something EVERYONE can get involved in 💙 . I have been pondering my #iwd2022 post for a while now and knew I wanted to shine a spotlight on female led breweries. I decided to post @wildcardbrewery because of the absolute awe-inspiring female powerhouse that is @jaegawise BUT in a little stroke of serendipity, the perfect beer arrived yesterday... the new Wildcard and @lazyoaf collab! 💜 Female fronted brewery 🙌 ❤ Female owned fashion label 🤟 Can we just appreciate this collaboration for a moment! . Currently sipping Oaf Juice Berry Sour - a smooth, tangy, and juicy sour wheat beer brewed with raspberries, blackcurrants and sorrel. . . . . #internationalwomensday22 #internationalwomensday #internationalwomensday❤️ #iwd #iwd22 #equality #equalityforall #equalitymatters #feminism #femaleleaders #femalelead #femalefronted #breakingdownbarriers #breakthebias #femalebrewer #femalefronted #womenwhobeer #beerwomen #beerwomenrock #womeninbeer #beerindustry #craftbeerinstagram #craftbeerindustry #craftbeerwomen #craftbeergirls #beerforall #womendrinkbeertoo #womendrinkbeer https://www.instagram.com/p/Ca2pdUaBCtr/?utm_medium=tumblr

[officiallyerika]

Happy International Women’s Day! #iwd22 I am so lucky that there are so many incredible women in my life - but a special mention this year to my incredible Mama who is the fiercest woman I know and her strength and love this past 6 months has been a wonder to witness and my 2 sister’s whom we have shared this journey together xx love you all my sisters both blood and chosen who are always there for me xx LOVE you dearly xx (at London, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ca2brgTt8mI/?utm_medium=tumblr

[hgssocial]

This International Women’s Day, get ready to celebrate women’s empowerment and BreakTheBias with HGS.

Every woman holds the power to create, foster, and transform. This International Women’s Day, get ready to celebrate women’s empowerment and BreakTheBias with HGS. Stay connected for more.

[glbajajim]

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International Women’s Day 2022: Break the Bias

International Women's Day is celebrated every year on March 8. It's a day to raise a toast to the efforts of women across fields in shaping a more equal world. The theme of this year's #internationalwomensday is ‘Break the Bias’. We are proud to share that our #glbim BBA students also became the part of this campaign.

GLBIM #BBA students bring awareness to the gender biases women face every day in all walks of life. Gender bias refers to the preferential treatment of men, and whether the bias is deliberate or unconscious, it is holding women back from reaching their full potential. The #BreakTheBias movement aims to encourage people to call out gender bias when they see it happening, and holds us all accountable for our own thoughts and actions

Each year, IWD has a theme for the day. This year International Women’s Day 2022 Campaign theme is  Break The Bias:  Imagine a gender equal world.  A world free of bias, stereotypes, and discrimination.  A world that is diverse, equitable, and inclusive.  A world where difference is valued and celebrated.  Together we can forge women's equality.  Collectively we can all Break The Bias.  Individually, we're all responsible for our own thoughts and actions - all day, every day.  We can break the bias in our communities.  We can break the bias in our workplaces.  We can break the bias in our schools, colleges and universities. 

This year, to raise awareness of the Break The Bias campaign, there is a hand pose which people can share to show their support. The campaign encourages people to ‘cross your arms to show solidarity’.

#GLBajaj #GLBajajInstitute #InternationalWomensDay2022 #IWD #IWD22 #breakthebias2022 #bias #women #stereotypes #discrimination

[questioncloud]

Celebrating Woman is a way of expressing gratitude to every woman in one's life, whether professional or personal. Every year on March 8th, the world celebrates the velour of women by commemorating International Women's Day.

Women from various cultural and ethnic groups come together to remember their decade-long struggle for peace, justice, equality, and development.

You are the epitome of strength and courage. Wishing a very strong woman a Happy Women’s Day!

[aurapads]

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#menstruationmatters #menstrualhealth #mentalhealth #letstalkperiods #menstrualhygiene #periods #mentalstress #menstrualcycle #womenhealth #pms #womenpower #periodstories #womensday #breakthebias2022 #iwd22 #internationalwomensday #womensdaysale

[colorlatina]

Día Internacional de la Mujer / International Women’s Day

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El Día Internacional de la Mujer se celebra en casi todo el mundo. Mientras que las mujeres de todos los continentes, a menudo son separadas por fronteras nacionales y diferencias étnicas, religiosas, lingüísticas, culturales, económicas y políticas, pero eso si se unen para “felicitarnos” un día al año. Las mujeres han luchado por más de 100 años en pro de la igualdad, la justicia, la paz y el desarrollo; para que cada 8 de marzo solo nos digan “felicidades en su día mujeres”.

Recordemos que el 8 de marzo no es un día para celebrar sino para conmemorar y honrar la memoria de las 129 mujeres murieron en un incendio en la fábrica Cotton, de Nueva York, luego de que se declararán en huelga permaneciendo en su lugar de trabajo. Estas mujeres buscaban reducir su jornada laboral a 10 horas, un salario igual al de los hombres que hacían trabajo que ellas y mejorar las malas condiciones en las que trabajaban. El dueño de la fábrica ordenó cerrar las puertas del edificio para que las mujeres desistieran y abandonarán el lugar. Pero lejos de desistir murieron quemadas dentro de la fábrica. Ese mismo año, el 3 de mayo, se realizó un acto por el día de la mujer en Chicago, preámbulo para que el 28 de febrero de 1909 que en Nueva York, se conmemoró por primera vez el “Día Nacional de la Mujer”.

Así que este día no es solo para felicitar a las mujeres “por su día”, este día es una oportunidad más para agradecer, fortalecer, reconocer y respetar los aportes que hacemos las mujeres a este mundo, por que no solo somos dadoras de vida, también somos profesionistas, amas de casa, hijas, esposas, amigas y por qué no decirlo muchas somos el sostén de nuestras familias. 

 El día internacional de la mujer se ha prostituido, se ha hecho toda una celebración para hacer eventos, mandar felicitaciones en redes sociales, regalas flores, etcétera; cuando la intención de conmemorar este día es para agradecer y reconocer a todas aquellas mujeres que lucharon por que nosotras tengamos derecho al voto, tengamos derecho a ocupar un puesto público, tengamos derecho a ser libres, entre muchos otros privilegios del que gozamos las que estamos vivas.

A muchas de las mujeres luchar por todo esto les costó la vida y como olvidar a las mujeres que están luchando por sobrevivir en países en guerra o en países donde aún las mujeres son tratadas como nada, tampoco olvidemos a nuestras mujeres que están tratando de cruzar la frontera para que sus hijos tengan una oportunidad ya no de ir a la universidad, sino una oportunidad de seguir con vida, y por último no olvidemos a nuestros ancestros mujeres que vivieron en épocas más difíciles que nosotras. 

Agradezcamos y reconozcamos la contribución de mujeres y niñas de todo el mundo que están liderando la carga en la adaptación, mitigación y respuesta al cambio climático, para construir un futuro más sostenible para todos.

Estas palabras las dedico a mi madre, a mi abuela y a mi bisabuela que a pesar de no haber tenido las oportunidades que yo he tenido, nunca se rindieron e hicieron lo mejor que pudieron con los poquísimos recursos que tenían, también se lo dedico a mi hija, que con su alegría, inteligencia y resiliencia me a ayudado a ver la vida con otros ojos, con los ojos del amor y de la esperanza.

Gracias a todas las mujeres que de una u otra manera han tocado mi vida. 

 Con amor y agradecimiento Gina.  

For more information about the HERstory of #IWD22, click here.

International Women's Day is celebrated almost everywhere in the world. While women from all continents are often separated by national boundaries, ethnic, religious, linguistic, cultural, economic, and political differences, people come together to "congratulate" us only one day a year. Women have fought for more than 100 years for equality, justice, peace, and progress; so that every 8th of March they can say to women "congratulations on your day, women".

Let us remember that the 8th of March is not a day to celebrate, but to commemorate and honor the memory of the 129 women who died in a fire at the Cotton factory in New York, after they went on strike. They decided to stage a sit-in, in the factory. These women sought to reduce their working hours to 10 hours per day, a salary equal to that of the men who had similar jobs and improve the poor working conditions. The owner of the factory ordered the doors of the building to be locked from the outside to force the women to retract their demands and leave. But far from giving up on the demands, they burned to death inside the factory. That same year, on May 3, a manifestation was held for Women's Day in Chicago, preamble to February 28, 1909 where in New York, the "National Women's Day" was commemorated for the first time.

So, this day is not only to congratulate women "for their day", this day is another opportunity to thank, support, recognize, and respect the contributions that women make to this world, because we are not only life givers, but we are also professionals, housewives, daughters, wives, friends and in many cases we are the sole breadwinners of our families.

International Women's Day has been misconstrued, it has been shown with celebrations and events, congratulations on social networks, and with flowers, etc.; when the intention of commemorating this day is to thank and recognize all those women who fought for us to have the right to vote, to have the right to occupy a public office, to have the right to be free, among many other privileges enjoyed by those of us who are alive today.

Many of the women fighting for all this has costed them their lives and don’t forget about the women who are struggling to survive in countries at war or in countries where women are still treated like nothing, let's also not forget our women who are trying to cross the border so that their children have a chance not only to go to university,  but an opportunity to stay alive, and finally let's not forget our women ancestors who lived in a much more difficult time. 

Let us thank and recognize the contribution of women and girls around the world who are leading the charge in adapting, mitigating, and responding to climate change, to building a more sustainable future for all.

These words I dedicate to my mother, my grandmother, and my great-grandmother who despite not having any of the opportunities that I have, never gave up and did the best they could with the very few resources they had, I also dedicate it to my daughter, who with her joy, intelligence, and resilience has helped me to see life with different eyes, with the eyes of love and hope.

Thank you to all the women who in one way or another have touched my life.

With love and gratitude Gina.

[goashleylawson]

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[glamifyfashion]

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[newshubnaija]

IWD22: Nigeria lags as African peers enact gender equality reforms

IWD22: Nigeria lags as African peers enact gender equality reforms

Twelve years after it was first introduced, Nigeria’s Gender and Equal Opportunities Bill rots in the national assembly while some African peers are writing new laws advancing equality of economic opportunities. Last Wednesday, a coalition of 229 women groups condemned lawmakers for refusing to amend the constitution to advance inclusion. On the 2022 International Day of Women, the action of the…

[jobslink]

Celebrating Woman is a way of expressing gratitude to every woman in one's life, whether professional or personal. Every year on March 8th, the world celebrates the velour of women by commemorating International Women's Day. Women from various cultural and ethnic groups come together to remember their decade-long struggle for peace, justice, equality, and development. You are the epitome of strength and courage. Wishing a very strong woman a Happy Women’s Day!

#jobslink  #womensday #march8 #IWD22 #InternationalWomensDay2022 #IWD2022 #march8 #WomensHistoryMonth #EmpowerHer #happywomensday2022 #empoweringwomen #celebratingwomen

[aurapads]

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Women's Have Different Passion, Career ..., But One Thing Is Common ??? Happy Women's Day #menstruationmatters #menstrualhealth #mentalhealth #letstalkperiods #menstrualhygiene #periods #mentalstress #menstrualcycle #womenhealth #pms #womenpower #periodstories #womensday #breakthebias2022 #iwd22 #internationalwomensday