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5 Ways This Generation Can Support Gender Equality

Elite Daily Jan 31, 2019
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• Ashley Massis, writing for Elite Daily, discusses five ways that we can support gender equality, implying that an effort from both men and women is necessary. 

• How has the wave of technology advanced the movement for gender equality?

• Read the Giving Compass Gender Equality guide for donors. 


Although women have come a long way from the discrimination and struggles they previously faced, statistics still show inequality to be prevalent in the working world.

As 20-somethings continue to shape the world, we can focus on how to make change toward equality — here are five ways:

  1. Showing Strong Female And Male Leads
  2. Recognizing Globally That Gender Equality Is About Feminism
  3. Make Internet Access More Available
  4.  Support Companies That Take A Stance
  5. Have A Voice, Whether Small Or Large

Whether man or women, some who have been fighting for gender equality have been fighting for the duration of their professional lives and some of them just stumbled upon a cause.

What matters most is that they all question inequality and they all set out to do something about it in their own ways, in their own industries.

Little by little, we can make a difference.

Read the full article about supporting gender equality by Ashley Massis at Elite Daily

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    Gender Data Guides Policy to Improve the Lives of Women

    Giving Compass' Take: • United Nations Foundation discusses the importance of gender data collection in order to inform better policies around the world. • Are we elevating the impact stories around this effort? In what ways can we do better? • For more on data collection and gender equity, check out this webinar. In a speech on September 21 at “We The Future: Accelerating Sustainable Development Solutions,” an event organized by the Skoll Foundation, TED, and the United Nations Foundation as part of Global Goals Week, Her Majesty Queen Rania of Jordan spoke directly to women and girls around the world. “You are not invisible. You are not just a number on a spreadsheet,” she said. How do we celebrate the promise of data when it fails to capture the experience of each person? How can we improve data so that the full lives of all people are reflected, even when we are speaking about hundreds, thousands, or millions of people? The answer is that gender data is key for making women’s stories actionable for policymakers. The availability of accurate, timely, and disaggregated data ensures that policymakers have the information they need to design policies and programs to improve people’s lives. Read the full article about gender data guiding policy to improve lives by Emily Courey Pryor on United Nations Foundation.


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