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Hi Reader, The theme for International Working Women's Day 2022 is 'gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow'. As women take new leaps in all walks of life to 'break the bias', this issue celebrates the spirit of womanhood by focusing on their progress and equality. We have included reports and a short film reflecting the status of women at work. We hope that this will spark a conversation and help create equitable futures that are free of gender bias, stereotypes, and discrimination. |
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Watch this short film ‘Breaking the Barrier’ made by Pratham. The film shines a spotlight on the spirit of this young girl, Chutki, who is determined to fulfil her dreams against all odds. Let's inspire the Chutkis within and around all of us. |
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| | Why aren’t women part of the conversation? This report by BBC Media Action highlights, India is the largest market for social media platforms like WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. However, 55% of women own a mobile phone compared to 75% of men users. | | |
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| | How Indians view gender roles in families and society? The research paper by Pew Research Center highlights that most Indians say that both women and men should be responsible for earning money (54%), caring for children and making family decisions (73%). | | |
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| | Bias persists in women- dominated workplaces 1,606 women leaders from law, higher education, nonprofits, and health care were surveyed to understand their experience and perception of gender bias. | | |
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| | India Inc. has more women in leadership Maternity retention rate amongst women employees have been steadily increasing in the 100 Best companies – which is at 96% in 2021 from 91% in 2020. | | |
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| | Levelling the playing field for women Women represent 14% of entrepreneurs in India, & a majority of those are either microenterprises & self-financed, a clear sign they not reaching their potential. | | |
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