Women in 2023 continue to expand their roles in governance and civic decision-making processes as voters.
International Women’s Day 2023
Women in the Workplace: A look at gender parity on this International Women’s Day
International Women’s Day (March 8 each year) marks some meaningful progress in the struggle for gender equality. Despite some setbacks, citizens around the world continue to see the value in, and reap the benefits from, equal gender representation in government
Gender parity in elected offices worldwide is slow in coming and why that matters
Jeannette Rankin of Montana was the first woman elected to the US House of Representatives. The year was 1916. Ironically, Rankin was not allowed to vote for herself in that election. The US did not give women the vote until
World Women’s Day: how elections contribute to women’s empowerment
Women’s Day is recognized worldwide as a day to celebrate the courage and determination of millions of women who have positively impacted their communities.
4 women who have been bold for change in election technology
Needless to say, to close the gender equality gap in most economic, political and technological fields is still an imperative pending task in 2017.