Podcasts about torild skard

Torild Skard var bare tre år da krigen kom til Norge, noe som førte familien hennes på en flukt jorden rundt til USA. I ettertid har psykologen og politikeren viet hele yrkeslivet sitt til å kjempe for kvinner og barns rettigheter. Hør henne prate om tida som regionaldirektør for UNICEF på Elfenbenskysten, og hvordan det var å være en av de første kvinnene på Stortinget på 70-tallet.

In this episode of The Next Page we speak with Fatima Sator, who shares the story of how a small group of women from the global south, together with their supporters, ensured that gender equality and women's rights were included in the Charter of the United Nations. Who were these women and what did they encounter in 1945 at the the United Nations Conference on International Organization, known as the San Francisco Conference? Fatima, who currently serves as a Communications Specialist at the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, shares what she and her fellow researchers found while studying at the University of London. Since then, they've dedicated their time to sharing this story and advocating for the voices and actions of the women of the global south--Bertha Lutz from Brazil and Minerva Bernardino from the Dominican Republic--that made it happen. To watch their TED talk in 2019 at TEDxPlaceDesNationsWomen, head here: https://bit.ly/2TK0VoE  To read where gender equality and women's rights are included in the UN Charter, see the Preamble, Article 1 and Article 8. To read Fatima's recommendations: see Getting Our History Right: How Were the Equal Rights of Women and Men Included in the Charter of the United Nations? by Torild Skard, and Women and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by Rebecca Adami. And, check out the Library's Research Guide on Women and Global Diplomacy. Content: Speakers: Fatima Sator & Natalie Alexander. Host: Natalie Alexander. Editor & Sound Editor: Natalie Alexander. Image: UN Library Geneva. Recorded and produced at the UN Library Geneva.

Arrangement 6.3.2018 For førti år sidan vedtok Stortinget – med ei stemme overvekt – lova om sjølvbestemd abort. Abort hadde vore lovleg sidan 1964, men ei nemd avgjorde om kvinna fekk avslutte svangerskapet eller ikkje. Abort var ei av hovudsakene for kvinnerørsla på 70-talet, og både i politikken og blant folket var frontane steile og kjenslene sterke. Lege Gro Nylander var nyfeminist og aksjonerte for kvinners sjølvråderett. Torild Skard var sentral i SV og deltok aktivt i debatten som stortingsrepresentant fram til 1977. Ingeborg Moræus Hanssen leia Høgre si feministgruppe, som sto midt i dei ideologiske debattane i Høgre dette tiåret. No møter dei forfattar og samfunnsdebattant Susanne Kaluza til samtale om ein av 70-talets store samfunnsdebattar. ARRANGEMENTET ER DEL AV PROGRAMMET «KVINNEKAMP» See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Torild Skard is the author of Women of Power: Half a Century of Female Presidents and Prime Ministers Worldwide (Policy Press, 2015). Skard is a senior researcher in women's studies at the Norwegian Institute of International Affairs in Oslo and is a former member of parliament and the first woman president of the Norwegian Upper House, among many other appointments. Skard takes on an enormously ambitious project in her recent book. She seeks out to examine the achievements and life stories of nearly the universe of the world's female political leaders from the 1960s up to the current era. Organized both chronologically and geographically, Skard includes over 70 leaders in 50 countries, and uncovers a variety of paths to power, regional patterns and variation, and fascinating individual stories. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Torild Skard is the author of Women of Power: Half a Century of Female Presidents and Prime Ministers Worldwide (Policy Press, 2015). Skard is a senior researcher in women’s studies at the Norwegian Institute of International Affairs in Oslo and is a former member of parliament and the first woman president of the Norwegian Upper House, among many other appointments. Skard takes on an enormously ambitious project in her recent book. She seeks out to examine the achievements and life stories of nearly the universe of the world’s female political leaders from the 1960s up to the current era. Organized both chronologically and geographically, Skard includes over 70 leaders in 50 countries, and uncovers a variety of paths to power, regional patterns and variation, and fascinating individual stories. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Torild Skard is the author of Women of Power: Half a Century of Female Presidents and Prime Ministers Worldwide (Policy Press, 2015). Skard is a senior researcher in women’s studies at the Norwegian Institute of International Affairs in Oslo and is a former member of parliament and the first woman president of the Norwegian Upper House, among many other appointments. Skard takes on an enormously ambitious project in her recent book. She seeks out to examine the achievements and life stories of nearly the universe of the world’s female political leaders from the 1960s up to the current era. Organized both chronologically and geographically, Skard includes over 70 leaders in 50 countries, and uncovers a variety of paths to power, regional patterns and variation, and fascinating individual stories. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Torild Skard is the author of Women of Power: Half a Century of Female Presidents and Prime Ministers Worldwide (Policy Press, 2015). Skard is a senior researcher in women’s studies at the Norwegian Institute of International Affairs in Oslo and is a former member of parliament and the first woman president of the Norwegian Upper House, among many other appointments. Skard takes on an enormously ambitious project in her recent book. She seeks out to examine the achievements and life stories of nearly the universe of the world’s female political leaders from the 1960s up to the current era. Organized both chronologically and geographically, Skard includes over 70 leaders in 50 countries, and uncovers a variety of paths to power, regional patterns and variation, and fascinating individual stories. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Torild Skard is the author of Women of Power: Half a Century of Female Presidents and Prime Ministers Worldwide (Policy Press, 2015). Skard is a senior researcher in women’s studies at the Norwegian Institute of International Affairs in Oslo and is a former member of parliament and the first woman president of the Norwegian Upper House, among many other appointments. Skard takes on an enormously ambitious project in her recent book. She seeks out to examine the achievements and life stories of nearly the universe of the world’s female political leaders from the 1960s up to the current era. Organized both chronologically and geographically, Skard includes over 70 leaders in 50 countries, and uncovers a variety of paths to power, regional patterns and variation, and fascinating individual stories. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Torild Skard is the author of Women of Power: Half a Century of Female Presidents and Prime Ministers Worldwide (Policy Press, 2015). Skard is a senior researcher in women’s studies at the Norwegian Institute of International Affairs in Oslo and is a former member of parliament and the first woman president of the Norwegian Upper House, among many other appointments. Skard takes on an enormously ambitious project in her recent book. She seeks out to examine the achievements and life stories of nearly the universe of the world’s female political leaders from the 1960s up to the current era. Organized both chronologically and geographically, Skard includes over 70 leaders in 50 countries, and uncovers a variety of paths to power, regional patterns and variation, and fascinating individual stories. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

** Mordbrannen på Scandinavian Star er fortsatt uoppklart. Etterlatte vurderer å politanmelde Riksadvokaten *' Lønnskutt for folk flest vil ikke løse den økonomiske krisen i Europa, sier lederen for ILO som nå er i Oslo - og som kommer til Dagsnytt 18. *' Arbeiderpartikvinner går inn for kvinnelig verneplikt - De har misforstått hva kvinnekamp er, sier Torild Skard *' Senterpartiet vil ut av Schengen. -Naivt å tro at vi klarer å bekjempe kriminaliteten alene, mener Høyre. ** Dette er noen av sakene i Dagsnytt 18 i dag, der vi også skal møte Erik Fosse, legen som i tretti år har arbeidet i ulike konfliktsoner og som nå har skrevet om sine erfaringer.