Most Popular posts of International Women's Day
March 8th is International Women's Day
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Ramona Buda
The woman is the most important being in the world - mother and daughter - elements without which the whole universe would not exist. Where was International Woman's Day (IWD) born? How is it celebrated and what it signifies internationally?
http://ezinearticles.com/?March-8th-is-International-Womens-Day
id=2060526 - Mar 03, 2009
Why We Celebrate International Women's Day
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Andy Gibson
For this years international women's day, try sending free e-cards to celebrate the historic day. The women's movement of the late 19th and early 20th centuries originated partly as a result of the rapidly growing economies of industrially developing nations, which caused women to work outside of home in increasing numbers, typically working for a fraction of the pay of men and in deplorable conditions. The life of a working woman was made even more difficult by the fact that she could not vote which rendered her powerless both politically and economically.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Why-We-Celebrate-International-Womens-Day
id=1398435 - Aug 10, 2008
International Women's Day - She Is Indispensable!
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Dorothy M Smith
Women are the better half of the world and nobody denies that. March 8th is dedicated to women irrespective of their shape, size or color. International Women's Day is a day when every woman should stop and reflect on her own achievements and congratulate herself and her friends and family for making it this far.
http://ezinearticles.com/?International-Womens-Day---She-Is-Indispensable!
id=1011936 - Feb 27, 2008
International Women's Day
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Venkat Ramamurthy
The Article is about the present status of women in the contemporary society, their developments in society and achievements. Article highlights on certain successful personalities from politics to women that have entered the Forbes fortune listing. Article written of a positive note.
http://ezinearticles.com/?International-Womens-Day
id=1036859 - Mar 11, 2008
International Women's Day 2006: Extraordinary Women Doing Ordinary Things
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Sally Bacchetta
For 95 years, International Women's Day has been a celebration of ordinary women doing extraordinary things. I'd like to change that a little bit. This year on March 8th, I'm going to celebrate extraordinary women doing ordinary things, because that's what most of us are.
http://ezinearticles.com/?International-Womens-Day-2006:-Extraordinary-Women-Doing-Ordinary-Things
id=158175 - Mar 08, 2006
International Women's Day - March 8th
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Donna MacMillan
Since 1909 International Women's Day has been recognized as the day to globally celebrate the economic, political and social achievements of women; connecting all women and inspiring them to reach their full potential. Thousands of events are held worldwide, some large scale and some at the local level, but all bringing women together through political rallies, business conferences, government events and other get togethers. Many large corporations are also joining the celebration by providing celebratory events within their organizations and by lending support to outside events.
http://ezinearticles.com/?International-Womens-Day---March-8th
id=471560 - Feb 28, 2007
International Women's Day Highlights Women in Business
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Sandra Cosser
International Women's Day highlighted the role women play in business, particularly senior management. Asia leads Europe when it comes to women in senior management positions. Read more.
http://ezinearticles.com/?International-Womens-Day-Highlights-Women-in-Business
id=6071386 - Mar 14, 2011
International Women's Day: We've Come a Long Way In The Last 100 Years
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B. Saxena
Women working and building a name for themselves in the business world provide a role model for younger women who aspire to great heights. Some women worth mentioning are Hillary Clinton, Condoleezza Rice, Oprah Winfrey, Sherry Lancing and Sheryl Sandberg.
http://ezinearticles.com/?International-Womens-Day:-Weve-Come-a-Long-Way-In-The-Last-100-Years
id=7534487 - Mar 06, 2013
International Women's Day: Could Gender Physics Be the Answer?
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Betty Ann Heggie
On March 8, International Women's Day will once again focus our attention on the progress (and seeming lack thereof) that women are making in the world. Statistics indicate that things have indeed improved over the last twenty years and that women have made strides in reaching equality, but recently our rate of advancement has leveled off. Women now constitute nearly half the workforce, yet they still earn only 80 cents for each dollar that a man makes. For all our advances, gender stereotyping and discrimination are still a factor for women in the workforce.
http://ezinearticles.com/?International-Womens-Day:-Could-Gender-Physics-Be-the-Answer?
id=5498340 - Dec 05, 2010
Focus, Mindset, Perseverance: What I Learnt From Four International Women's Day Events
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Wendy R Kerr
I attended the outstanding Women Inspiration and Enterprise Symposium, an intimate and inspirational Islington Chamber of Commerce Women in Enterprise event, an exuberant Women Unlimited Annual Conference and then a very stylish and chic Woman in Business Brunch. Speakers I watched ranged from Dame Vivian Westwood, Ariadne Founder Julie Meyer, Lynn de Rothschild, Muks founder Jaime Cooke, and vegan cupcake and bakery owner Ms Cupcake. Across the events I watched over 30 successful women business owners speak about how they succeeded and in some cases almost failed, then succeeded again.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Focus,-Mindset,-Perseverance:-What-I-Learnt-From-Four-International-Womens-Day-Events