7 Ways to celebrate International Women's Day

7 Ways to celebrate International Women's Day

8th March is the day where the whole world celebrates women. Here are 7 ways to celebrate International Women's day

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This year, the message of International Women's Day is more important than ever. While the accomplishments of women cannot be overlooked, neither can the fact that progress is slowing down around the world


In 2014, the World Economic Forum predicted that global gender parity could be a reality by 2095, but last year, they changed that prediction to 2133 — 38 years later. The progress towards closing the gender gap in economics, education, and social aspects has actually slowed down, meaning women around the world are getting fewer opportunities than they were before.


So this year, asking people around the world to #PledgeForParity


Here are 7 ways to celebrate:

1. #PledgeForParity

2. Make sure you are registered to vote for this year's local elections

Make your vote and voice heard to make a difference.

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3. Support a local women's group or association 


4. Bask in female creativity

Women have made significant contributions around the world through politics, technology, and, of course, art.

5. Start a conversation

International Women's Day is the perfect opportunity to start a conversation about gender equality wherever you are.

Whether you're with your friends and family, in an academic setting, or even at work, ask people about their thoughts on gender parity and gender equality.

6. Call up all the great women in your life and tell them how incredible they are

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7. Advocate yourself

One of the best things you can do as a woman on International Women's Day is to advocate for yourself. Whether it's in the workplace with your boss or at home with your partner, speak up about your wants and your needs. No one is going to hand you equality. You have to fight for it, and the first place to start is by exercising your own voice.

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