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Does it still make sense to talk about female leadership? Or in a changing and constantly evolving world, does rigid classification risk …
Since 2007, Russia's 'maternity capital' grant (now ~737,000 rubles) raised long-run fertility by ~0.15 children per woman, but peer-reviewed and feminist research …
In 2016 Bahamian MPs unanimously passed four bills for equal citizenship and anti-discrimination rights for women, but voters rejected all four (61-79% …
Haiti's 2012 constitutional amendment reserves 30% of national posts for women, but with no implementing law or penalties, women hold under 5% …
Guinea's 2019 Law on Parity mandated 50% women on all electoral lists, replacing a 30% quota never met in practice. Passed unanimously …
Kuwait's 2005 law granting women the vote and right to stand for office produced a peak of 4 elected women (2009) but …
The "100 Women of Lithuania" project recognizes and celebrates women who have made significant contributions to Lithuania across political, economic, and social …
On average, men earn 13,572 HRK more than women, equating to 1.68 HRK more in gross wages. Women make up 39% of …
The Executive Training Programmes of the Diplomatische Akademie Wien - Vienna School of International Studies include special courses, summer schools and seminars …
The Community of Madrid launched the LiderA Program in order to promote leadership of women by improving their professional projection and favoring …
Girl Power Academy Greece is an educational program sponsored by the Athens Comics Library, in collaboration with the Danish organization Girl Power …
The IPU-UN Women map, which presents global rankings for women in executive and government positions as of 1 January 2021, shows all-time …
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