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In the heart of India's villages, where simplicity weaves its narrative, the women bear the untold stories of resilience and struggle. Under the vast expanse of open skies, their lives unfold in a tapestry of challenges and unwavering strength. challenges and unwavering strength. #internationalwomensday#IWD2024#womensday2024#breaktheglassceiling#BalanceforBetter#choosewisely#feminist#equalityforall#strongwomen#celebratewomen#fiercewomen#InspireInclusioning#shepersisted

Every year there is a theme around which we celebrate this exquisite day i.e. International Women’s Day. Last year the theme was #Balanceforbetter and this year the theme of International women’s day is #Eachforequal which demands for us to recognise all of the actions that we can take as individuals to challenge stereotypes across the world. This year calls for change and to celebrate acts and courage by each and every single ordinary woman. This day is not only about the collective act of women but goes beyond the act of each and every single woman’s victory and moments of pride. This day is about the way we act, the way we think, the way we feel every single day and every day creates a ripple effect that will benefit everyone else. This is the time to celebrate change of all ages and tackle the unfinished issue of empowering women and girls in the years to come. United Nations states that - Today, not a single country can claim to have achieved gender equality. Multiple obstacles remain unchanged in law and in culture. Women and girls continue to be undervalued; they work more and earn less and have fewer choices; and experience multiple forms of violence at home and in public spaces. Furthermore, there is a significant threat of rollback of hard-won feminist gains. So today is a day where we celebrate women’s achievements. ‘The phenomenal woman in each one of us! Today’ To the women who dare to raise a voice and shout out loud simply because it is against your core values - You are a BELIEVER, to those women who are in their echt conduct in challenging times with a strong sense of individuality- You are a ROLE MODEL, to those women who are hustling throughout the day to simply pay bills- You are a HUSTLER, to those women who build empires just with a sagacious insight and a right attitude- You are an ACHIEVER, to women who are driven to achieve their goals and have a purpose in life while attaining a glow inside out - You are a GLOW GETTER, to women who push boundaries and goes to any extent to get things done their way- You are SAVAGE, to those women who refuse to take no for an answer- You are SOLID. You are the kind of women who is paving way for the coming generation to play; THE TIME IS NOW. Stand tall with pride for all that you are. Wishing you all a very Happy women’s day

Never forget that women crave sexual release just the way men do, and we like to get ours in much the same way: from a soft, wet mouth. What an OFS!"Accept that women are sexual beings … Accept that some men like pleasuring women. Accept that women don't have to just be fucked and say thank you. We are allowed and entitled to enjoy ourselves. It's time we put our foot down …" – Evan Rachel WoodKudos to Evan Rachel Wood who has criticized the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) for swinging cuts to Sundance hit Charlie Countryman, a move she has described as symptomatic of a society that is frightened of female sexuality. And Director Marc Forster, for taking a hard stance on the controversial, yet still taboo topic “oral sex” in the 21st century. He directed Monster’s Ball starring Billy Bob Thornton and Halle Berry. He stated that in the DVD commentary that he "included it because you see the opposite, but never a man going down on a woman."Monster's Ball (11/11) Movie CLIP - Can I Touch You? (2001) HD[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3zcF3YvK-o&w=560&h=315] Why is oral sex hard for Hollywood? The same reason it’s hard for the FDA (aka Fucking Deadass Assholes) ;o) who rejected the female Viagra…women sexual libidos are a myth.What is missing here is that oral sex is now a part of mainstream society, and men really love pleasing a woman in that manner. Wake up Hollywood, FDA, and some closed-minded A-holes: go sniff and eat some delectable putang (aka Pussy or Pink Ice), it will do the body good. This is pure Misogynistic, Patriarchal bullshit who, I guarantee you have experienced having their dicks suck!!! So let's stop the CraCra, when our bodies are design to have Orgasm, and so what if we enjoy getting there by oral sex. Daah!! #BalanceForBetter https://oralicious.com/product/book-hardcopy/Support the show (https://oralicious.com/podcast/)

On today's episode of The Business of Travel, we celebrate Women's History Month as March comes to an end. We highlight WINiT and GBTA activities that took place around International Women's Day earlier this month, including the launch of the inaugural WINiT awards recognizing excellence in leadership in advancing women in travel-related industries. This episode also features two women actively making an impact on our industry. First up, you'll hear from Becca Rabinowitz of SpotHero followed by Mick Lee, the original founder of WINiT. Both are also members of the WINiT Strategic Advisory Board providing guidance and direction for the future of WINiT as a GBTA Business Unit. Learn more about the WINiT Gala and inaugural WINiT Awards and how you can join the WINiT Community today. You can download and listen to The Business of Travel in iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play and your other favorite podcast directories. Be sure to subscribe to the show so you don't miss out!

Can women really have it all? Is it time for businesses to consider the unique needs of female employees in order to close the gender gap and create a level playing field for women in the workplace? Three working women share their thoughts. #BalanceForBetter

In this episode of the Voice of Veritas, Zoe Sands, Social and Community Marketing at Veritas interviews Anita Smillie, Senior Consulting Project Manager for Professional Services, EMEA on Women In Technology and what the International Women’s Day #BalanceForBetter campaign means for her, and how her 30-year career in IT has progressed. Anita says #BalanceForBetter means having the right people in the right roles, there are business advantages for having a more diverse workforce. She shared how she first got into tech and said technology chose her and since then her career has grown and her network has expanded. She also talks about how important is it that more women join technology, leveraging their amazing ideas and tapping in new talent enhances and grows businesses. There is a perception that IT is a man’s world, although this attitude is gradually changing over the past decade and she says we need to change opinions and encourage women to join the technology industry. Breaking down the barriers, telling our stories and sharing what the opportunities are, all help in breaking down negative attitudes of IT and encourage more women to join the industry, also bringing your children to work and letting them see the work environment helps breakdown the male-dominated image of IT. Anita shares her top tips for getting into the IT industry, she says be open to opportunities, don’t limit yourself and take risks to be able to grow. You don’t have to be super-women, there are so many opportunities available. She also spoke about what she enjoys at Veritas, and that it is all about the diversity of people and exciting opportunities to grow and learn. The episode concludes with Anita giving advice to women wanting to get into the world of tech saying be brave, just go for it and take a chance as you never know where this is going to lead. Find out more by listening to Anita’s podcast interview on Women In Tech. After you’ve listened to the recording you can subscribe to this podcast on iTunes, Google Play Music, and Spotify and keep up to date on the latest episodes. And don’t forget to visit www.veritas.com for details on Veritas’ current solution offerings. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this second Women In Tech discussion, Zoe Sands, Social and Community Marketing at Veritas interviews Claire Scull, Sales Enablement Lead for the United Kingdom, Ireland and the Nordics. In the interview they discuss International Women’s Day and the campaign #BalanceForBetter, Claire says that the new IWD slogan means better equality in the workplace for both women and men to take the equivalent maternity and paternity leave. She is also keen to encourage more people for all walks of life to join the IT industry, as there are plenty of opportunities in IT. She highlights that people don’t necessarily have to have a tech role to work in the industry, it’s a fast paced environment with room to grow and develop your skills. Claire also shares how having a mentor has taught her to think about her professional development and where she wants to progress her career. The final part of the discussion focuses on #LifeAtVeritas, Claire states that what she enjoys most about Veritas is it is all about the people. And for her the benefits of working at Veritas are; it is rewarding and the flexible working environment, as it is a great enabler to attract more people into the IT industry. Her final advice for those trying to break into the IT industry is; have a plan, know the direction you want to go in and ask for help. Listen to the podcast and hear about Claire’s views and experience of working in the IT industry. After you’ve listened to the recording you can subscribe to this podcast on iTunes, Google Play Music and Spotify and keep up to date on the latest episodes. And don’t forget to visit www.veritas.com for details on Veritas’ latest solution offerings. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Reflecting on International Women's Day and it's 2019 theme of #BalanceForBetter! My interpretation of the theme and where I'll be focusing my energies with the clients I work with. Connect with me  For more information about the training and consulting services offered for women who lead  including one on one executive coaching and group mentoring visit;  Web:janicesutherland.com Blog: This Woman Can Blog Facebook & Instagram: iamjanicesutherland Read the book!: This Woman Can - The no bullsh*t guide for women who lead Download your FREE copy of "How to create your authentic personal brand". Know someone who could use this podcast? Take a minute, and forward this email to just one other person. You’ll be doing BOTH of us a favor! Love the podcast? Want more insights? Take 3 minutes to jump into iTunes to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast #ThisWomanCan Remember if I can, you can, this woman can! Janice   

Today Kris and Kym discuss the values which make up International Women's Day, the history behind it, and some badass women who have made a huge difference in how we live our lives today because of their actions. Today's episode title is the International Women's Day theme for 2019 and we encourage our listeners to share their own inspiring stories of strength, courage, achievements, and generosity of women  in 2019 by using #BalanceForBetter in an effort to create a more gender-balanced world.

The Man Crisis – March 8, 2018Judge Joe Brown and Author, Shawn JamesLISTEN NOW || SUPPORT HIS MOVEMENT || THE MAN CRISIS by Shawn James EXCERPT: There's a crisis going on with men and boys in America. Unfortunately, most people in America aren't talking about it. During this Man Crisis, millions of men and boys have been suffering in silence for the last three decades. As they've become more frustrated, angry, and despondent about a world where they believe there's no place for them, a growing number of men are participating in self-destructive and violent behaviors. And an increasing number are committing suicide.In this book I'll detail how the redefinition of manhood and masculinity by women has led to men being in crisis today. And how this growing crisis among men could do long-term damage to America's culture and civilization in the future.___________________________________ like . comment . subscribe . https://www.spreaker.com/user/valeriedenisejones

This week's episode kicks off Women's History Month and celebrates International Women's Day, starting with a conversation about women's protest participation in Algeria and women's representation in politics in Africa more broadly. We also highlight critiques of the theme for International Women's Day 2019: #BalanceForBetter.Our conversation is with Professor Nyokabi Kamau, who is the Executive Director of the Centre for Parliamentary Studies and Training in Kenya. The conversation was part of a global salon hosted at the Lewis Global Studies Center in 2018 and was facilitated by Smith College Professor of Comparative Literature Katwiwa Mule. They talk about Kamau's new book, Conversations about Gender: The Reflections of a Kenyan Feminist. Her segment begins at 12:31. … More Ep60. A conversation with Nyokabi Kamau on feminism in Kenya

As it was International Women's Day Steven learned about it in German. These are the sentences we used: Seit 1911 feiern Frauen den "Internationalen Tag der Frauen". Women have been celebrating "International Women's Day" since 1911. Weltweit wird auf Frauenrechte aufmerksam gemacht … Worldwide attention is drawn to women's rights ... … und auch auf Gleichstellung der Geschlechter. ... and also to gender equality. Der Internationale Frauentag wird jedes Jahr am 8. März gefeiert. International Women's Day is celebrated every year on 8 March. 2019 lautet das Thema zum Internationalen Frauentag:"#BalanceforBetter". In 2019 the theme for International Women's Day is: "#BalanceforBetter". In Deutschland ist der Leitspruch in diesem Jahr … In Germany, the motto this year is … … „Verfassungsauftrag Gleichstellung – Taten zählen!" … "Constitutional mandate equality - actions count!” Der Internationale Frauentag ist jetzt ein deutscher Feiertag, … The International Women’s Day is now a German public holiday, … … aber nur in Berlin. … but only in Berlin. Watch the video here

A balanced world is a better world. Have you considered how you can you help to forge a more gender-balanced world? In this episode Priscillia Charles is joined by Ivona Ward, Ioana Costea and Lucy Nzeyimana. The International Women’s Day 2019 campaign theme of #BalanceforBetter is a call-to-action for driving gender balance across the world. How will you help make a difference? #IWD2019

Today is International Woman’s Day and so we wanted to bring together an array of inspirational women to chat about what the day means to them, alongside having a chat about the theme this year which is #BalanceForBetter which is all about driving gender balance across the globe. We look at gender balance not just from the traditional perspective, but rather focus on it from an inclusive perspective. Thank you so much to Jen Wilson, Emma Flood, Amy Keast, Mandy Rose Jones, Rona McMillan and Charlotte Lowe for being involved. Have a listen… This is the link to the Jamie Windust petition ladies, it is worth signing and showing support to this https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/240636

Happy International Women’s Day! We have a special episode of New Theory Radio, as host Nav Nanwa welcomes spoken word artist Alyestal Hamilton, and Executive Director of nonprofit organization Broadening Horizons, Nav Singh to ‘theorize’ on the following: - IWD’s theme of #BalanceForBetter and the progress towards a gender-balanced world- The concept of International Women’s Day- The long overdue acknowledgement of female entrepreneursFor more New Theory Radio, follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter - @newtheoryradioNew Theory Radio theme produced by Dusty Loops (@DustyLoops and www.dustyloops.com)Check Noyz and Dusty Loops new album 'LOFI Glory' available now at www.noyzhiphop.comFollow our panelists: Nav NanwaTwitter: @nnanwaInstagram: @navnanwawww.navnanwa.comAlyestal HamiltonInstagram & Twitter: @alyestal Nav SinghTwitter: @BH_orgInstagram: @sweetpreet_ & @broadeninghorizonsFacebook: @Broadeninghorizonsorg

It's INTERNATIONAL WOMENS DAY! And this is serious ladies and worth the celebration because we have admit we've come a long way. At the very least get excited that the sleepless nights mom-ing, the CEO hat you wear everyday, and the way you juggle family and life, are finally being acknowledged as the job of a superhero.  We are superwoman and yet we are still some of the most selfless beings on earth. This years campaign theme is #balanceforbetter and they are asking everyone everywhere to contribute to gender equality, when you think of what your contribution might be I want you to know its all about you! Check out todays quickie, all about how the best way to contribute to balance for a better world is to stop focusing on everyone else around you and focus on your potential.

Today is a really special episode because we are celebrating International Women’s Day, a day that was first celebrated in 1911 as a way to honor women all over the world for their contributions and achievements. And speaking of positive differences for women, I’ve invited Liz Dolan to the show. Liz is the former Chief Marketing Officer for world-class brands like Nike, Oprah Winfrey Network, and National Geographic to name a few, and now as the co-host of the wildly popular career podcast, Safe For Work. Liz has dedicated her career and life to helping women achieve more in the workplace so get ready for some great stories and career advice. This episode will cover: Why the word “lucky” should leave your vocabulary The value of a side-hustle for your overall career success And how Liz (and you!) can support the 2019 theme for International Women’s Day, #BalanceForBetter. Show Notes: 28-Day Career Kickstart Career Contessa InstagramSafe For Work podcastInternational Women’s Day

Who run the world? Everyone! This years #IDW2019 theme is #BalanceForBetter and we thought what better way to show support than to discuss what balance means. In between memes and bouts of laughter your favourite duo discuss toxic masculinity and femininity, questioning normativity and what YOU can do. Don’t forget to find us on Instagram @cincailah.podcast or email us at cincailah.podcast@gmail.com for all your thirsty needs. Intro music: www.purple-planet.com

Every year, we celebrate International Women’s Day around the globe and celebrate the contributions of women at sea, on shore and at home. In this special edition episode of the podcast, we reflect on this year’s theme for International Women’s day and put the #BalanceforBetter lens on the shipping industry. /// Follow our social channels: Facebook: facebook.com/TeekayCorp Instagram: @teekaycorp Twitter: @teekaycorp We upload new episodes monthly, so make sure to subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts! Our Website

To mark this year’s International Women’s Day, we were delighted to have influential advocate for change in diversity, Ruth Sealy, Associate Professor of Organisation Studies and Director of Impact at The University of Exeter, as a guest on our podcast. In line with the 2019 theme, Balance for Better, Ruth provides her expert advice to find out how you can take a more balanced approach to building a diverse workplace and inclusive culture. Read the full transcript here: https://social.hays.com/2019/02/25/ruth-sealy-leadership-insights-podcast/

Today's Business Live covers International Women's Day: all over the world millions of women, and men, are celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women.The programme also features new interviews recorded this week during a trip to The Megatron. Part of a network of underground river tunnels and Victorian storm drains beneath Sheffield City Centre, The Megatron is a cavernous structure and an engineering marvel.It's normally off-limits but I got the chance to visit on Monday, and special "urban caving" trips will be a feature of this year's Sheffield Adventure Film Festival. Matt Heason, festival director, tells us more about the film festival and the wealth of exciting activities and events all around it for the March "Festival of the Outdoors."This episode features interviews with Gilly McArthur, an open- and cold-water swimmer, extolling the health and wellbeing impacts of being outdoors, in nature, and swimming in cold water. Gilly featured in the new film, Floe State of Mind and has just raised several thousand pounds for Mind, the mental health charity.Also on the programme: a short interview and a live performance from musician Rhiannon Scutt. Rhiannon can, it's been said, "deliver a line that can break your heart in an instant." She's an outstanding guitar player and songwriter of emotive compositions combining a deftness of touch with vivid evocations of mood, memory and feelings. She writes a great ear-worm too – compelling and captivating!In this episode we also hear from Ed Birch, director of Salt Street Productions. This young film-making business created the viral hit film of wake-boarding in the Megatron a couple of years ago. Recently they made the Outdoor City promo film showcasing Sheffield's wealth of adventure opportunities, which is helping to attract international visitors to the city.On the progamme we also cover this year’s International Women’s Day Campaign theme , #BalanceforBetter - how can you help forge a more gender-balanced world? The moral case for equality should be enough alone, but we run through the economic case for gender equality too.We also feature forthcoming events: The Sheffield Adventure Film Festival and the Festival of the Outdoors of course, plus the Women in Business / Athena Awards do, and the Sheffield Classical Weekend 2019.Timings:0 - 5:54 introduction, International Women's Day and some statistics from PwC and McKinsey about the potential economic contribution if we were to close the gender pay gap5:54 news from Sheffield Soup and Bee Blest, and how to get in touch6:15 Matt Heason, Sheffield Adventure Film Festival15:39 Gilly McArthur20:18 a chance to explore the underground rivers and the Megatron via The Outdoor City Sheffield (their competition closes TODAY)21:12 Rhiannon Scutt23:47 Ed Birch29:11 live performance of "I Swim" from Rhiannon Scutt33:47 more about International Women's Day and a recap of some recent podcasts38:37 forthcoming events, including "Get Up to Speed," at MAGNA later in March; The Sheffield Star Digital Awards; the Women in Business / Athena Awards do, and the Sheffield Classical Weekend 201946:00 - end (48:00)wrapping up and getting in touch.

Our ENTHUSIASTIC team talks about Tyra Banks and her new theme park “Modelland.” What would be in your Theme Park? Plus, we have news about a disturbing targeted ad trend and we prepare for International Women’s Day 2019.

Today marks International Women's Day 2019, the theme being #BalanceforBetter which highlights how we can make the world a more gender balanced world to live in from boardrooms, to government, in media coverages, employees, wealth and even sports coverage. We all have within us the power to make a difference, and to make the world a more balanced place to live in for our generations and the ones to come. We have to. It's no longer negotiable.   On the show I'm sharing some ways you can think about how you can make a difference, and it starts with using you voice to be the change.   So, no matter how you identify, this show is for you. Happy International Women's Day   Find out more about how to get involved on the International Women's Day website 

Our ENTHUSIASTIC team talks about Tyra Banks and her new theme park “Modelland.” What would be in your Theme Park? Plus, we have news about a disturbing targeted ad trend and we prepare for International Women’s Day 2019.

A podcast celebrating internationalwomensday.com Featuring Nat Feehan, Alice Sidhu, Simone Carroll and Kate Temby. Balance within Self Balance within Home, Family & Domestic Balance within Wealth Balance within Media Balance within Board Rooms Shining a light on people and organisations doing it brilliantly. Making the most of this moment in history. The Power of Equanimity Actionable Insight. Music recorded in LoF studio by Nigel Dalton and Ash Naylor. Please follow our LinkedIn page linkedin.com/company/leadership-of-fools/?viewAsMember=true and For more information about Somersault and Leadership of Fools colin@somersaulthub.com or somersaulthub.com

We're delighted to have brought together a panel of successful women working in Irish media to discuss the campaign theme for International Women’s Day 2019, #BalanceforBetter. Featuring: Ruth Scott, radio presenter on Radio Nova, journalist and TV presenter. Cara Doyle, Head of Content Partnerships at Packed House. Sarah Taylor, Digital Out of Home Director at Wide Eye Outdoor. Mairead Cahalan, Head of Content Development at Packed House.  

Rohan and Phil are joined by Courtenay to discuss 0.89, International Womens Day 2019 and Courtenay's Home Assistant setup. For complete show notes and more information about the topics discussed in this episode, be sure to check the notes at https://hasspodcast.io/ha045/ This episode was made possible thanks to our sponsor Home Assistant Cloud by Nabu Casa Easily connect to Google and Amazon voice assistants for a small monthly fee that also supports the Home Assistant project. Configuration is via the User Interface so no fiddling with router settings, dynamic DNS or YAML. Website: https://nabucasa.com Special thanks to todays guest Courtenay Watson Home Assistant Config: https://github.com/hdsheena/home-assistantconfig/tree/master Twitter: https://twitter.com/Hdsheena ----- Hosts ----- Phil Hawthorne Website: https://philhawthorne.com Smart Home Products: https://kit.co/philhawthorne Twitter: https://twitter.com/philhawthorne Buy Phil a Coffee: https://buymeacoff.ee/philhawthorne Rohan Karamandi Website: https://karamandi.com Smart Home Products: https://kit.co/rkaramandi/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/rohank9 Buy Rohan a Coffee: https://buymeacoff.ee/rkaramandi

Women have come a long way, yet there's still more to be achieved. The International Women's Day 2019 campaign theme of #BalanceforBetter is a call-to-action for driving gender balance across the world. How will you help make a difference? Visit our website: ChinitaFilipina Get social and follow us on Facebook and Instagram! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chinitafilpina/support

In this first podcast Claire tries to define mothers without using the terms 'working' or 'stay at home', has her first Media Moment where she comments on a recent interview with an 'absent mother', and discusses whether International Women's Day celebrates includes mothers in its #balanceforbetter banner. 

In this episode we chat about International Women's Day that is on Friday, 08 March with Gnat Atherden from COPACC and surprise guest, Ebony Hickey from Caracaramigen - The Colac Aboriginal Gathering Place. COPACC Mariam Issa - a special International Women's Day event Friday, 08 March 2019 | 06:00 PM to 08:30 PM WE also supply Help numbers for survivors and victims of sexual and other abuse. beyondblue. Call 1300 22 4636, 24 hours / 7 days a week. Blue Knot Foundation Helpline Call 1300 657 380, 9am-5pm AEST / 7 days a week. Butterfly Foundation's National Helpline, Call 1800 33 4673, 8am - midnight AEST / 7 days a week. eheadspace provides mental health and wellbeing support, information and services to young people aged 12 to 25 years and their families. Call 1800 650 890. Kids Helpline is Australia's only free 24/7 confidential and private counseling service specifically for children and young people aged 5 to 25. Call 1800 55 1800. Lifeline provides 24-hour Call 13 11 14. MensLine Australia all 1300 78 99 78, 24 hours / 7 days a week. The MindSpot Clinic Call 1800 61 44 34 AEST, 8am-8pm (Mon-Fri), 8am-6pm (Sat). QLife provides nationwide telephone and web-based services to support lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) people of all ages. Call 1800 184 527, 3pm-12am (midnight) AEST / 7 days a week. SANE Australia Call 1800 18 7263, 9am-5pm AEST (Mon-Fri). Suicide Call Back Service provides 24/7 support Call 1300 659 467.