So today, I'm not going to talk about poor people. I'm going to talk only about the middle and upper classes, because we are the ones most in denial. We are the ones who have said over and over again that when women are educated, whe...
I love that she usedto talk a lot about her father in the book. She discusses that her relationshipwith him actually defining her understanding not just femininity butmasculinlity that actually male role models. Man inter...
So today, I'm not going to talk about poor people. I'm going to talk only about the middle and upper classes, because we are the ones most in denial. We are the ones who have said over and over again that when women are educated, when they're employed and they earn incomes, they...
How a TED Talk helped put women’s health research on the political agenda By Kate Torgovnick May on May 15, 2015 “Women’s health is an equal rights issue as important as equal pay.” When Paula Johnson uttered this sentence on the TEDWomen 2013 stage, the audience broke into ...
Imagine half a billion women coming together, with the support of men, to talk to one another for conversation, for change, both personal and political, and imagine men in their own circles, and imagine women and men coming together to just listen to each other without judgment, without blam...
In a candid and funny talk, she shares what it was like to make her way in a “clitoris-centric society,” and how she works to make sure other women don’t have to figure this out. (Warning: This talk contains hard-to-hear details.) culture global issues Africa women TEDx...
a sister will talk you through the jargon. You know, when you move to a different district, a sister will introduce you to her networks. And when you face challenges in your business, a sister will loan you money and ask that you pay it forward to another. When you have a sick famil...
"Two things came out of that match: For women, self-confidence, empowerment," King says in her TED Talk. "They actually had enough nerve to ask for a raise... I think we all have an obligation to continue to keep moving the needle forward." 3. Sheryl Sandberg: "Why We Have Too ...
我还想说另一件事 我们不想靠刑罚解决这个问题 通过建立更多的监狱 或者再建许多庇护所 43.It is about economic empowerment for women, it is about healing kids who are hurt, and it is about prevention with a capital P. 而是为了使妇女拥有经济权力 以及治愈受伤的儿童 并且防止作恶 44.And so, ...
When we spoke to activists, they told us that empowerment begins with ensuring proper gender equality, where the women's status is established in society. And in that way, the status of LGBT people can be affirmed as well. 当我们和一些活动家对话时,他们告诉我权利的赋予必须以男女平等为前提,...