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By Alys Mumford, chair of the Women 5050 campaign
National Extra
Mary Barbour, the campaigner and later politician whose statue was unveiled in Glasgow on International Women s Day 2018
ORIGINALLY conceived as a day of protest, International Women’s Day can now act for some as a legitimate excuse to ignore women’s rights for the other 364 days of the year. Corporations have taken the opportunity for social media likes (we’re looking at you, Burger King), or to trot out the women who are normally kept behind the scenes and under the glass ceiling. And women are told to celebrate being a woman in a world which still tells us that women are second best.
This 20-Year-Old Spent UK s COVID-19 Lockdown Fighting Period Poverty Among Refugees
Ella Lambert has sent nearly 2,500 pads to refugee camps in Greece and Lebanon.
Why Global Citizens Should Care
The UN’s Global Goal 5 is about gender equality and improving the lives and livelihoods of women and girls; while Goal 6 calls for clean water and sanitation for all. Small but mighty projects like this one help achieve both those objectives, helping to bring dignity, improved health, and better hygiene to people who menstruate. To find out more about tackling period poverty, and how to take action, join us here.
During the UK’s first national COVID-19 lockdown which started on March 23, 2020, and ran for about three months many people dealing with a world of virtual quizzes and daily jogs decided to take up a hobby to stave off boredom.
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RULING THE WEEK
When the federal government set out to inoculate the entire country against coronavirus, it turned to Helene Gayle, a legend in the infectious disease world who’s advised everyone from presidents to rock stars Bono once called her “my queen” for her advice on how his nonprofit should address poverty and disease.
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