Picturing gender equality in Viet Nam through comics and cartoons

The Female Entrepreneur Daily is out! Edition of 29 March 2016‏

The Female Entrepreneur Daily Knowledge is Power Published by Natalie Goldman 29 March 2016 Read paper → Business Art & Entertainment  Politics World Leisure Science #gender #equality Why, 100 years after the Easter Rising, are Irish women still fighting? | Olivia O’Leary Shared by Micheal Smith www­.theguardian­.com - It was never just England. It was always Pagan England. When I was a small child at school in Ireland, that was the difference between us. England was pagan, and Ireland was holy. And Holy Ireland ... Picturing gender equality in Viet Nam through comics and cartoons Shared by Jasmin Savoy Brown asiapacific­.unwomen­.org - Ha Noi, Viet Nam – “My cartoon portrays inequality in the working environment, where gender is never an official criteria but it secretly has influence over chances of recruitment and promotion”, s... 3 lessons on gender equality from one of the most male-dominated industries Shared by Paulina Providas www­.weforum­.org - When Theresa Whitmarsh promotes gender equality, she is not only concerned with fairness, she is focused on her bottom line. As executive director of the Washington State Investment Board (WSIB), o... 12 steps to achieve gender equality in our lifetimes Shared by Women Are Human www­.theguardian­.com - A fundamental reason we have not yet achieved gender equality in every realm is that women and girls’ voices are too often excluded from global and national decision-making. When programmes and pol... ASEAN–U.S. Science Prize for Women Official Prize Rules Shared by UN Women www­.usaid­.gov - Are you a female scientist focusing on sustainable energy in the ASEAN region? You may be eligible to win recognition and $25,000 USD for your research. Apply for the second annual ASEAN-U.S. Scien... Business • Art & Entertainment • Politics • World  • Leisure • Science • #gender • #equality Read paper →

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