🤯 Only 22.9% of Cabinet members heading Ministries in 2025 are women—a 0.4% decrease from 2024.
This #WomenInDiplomacy Day, we call for gender parity in politics to achieve an inclusive future #ForAllWomenAndGirls.
👉 See the map of #WomenInPolitics: https://t.co/Cy9lEwFdf8
🤯 Only 22.9% of Cabinet members heading Ministries in 2025 are women—a 0.4% decrease from 2024.
This #WomenInDiplomacy Day, we call for gender parity in politics to achieve an inclusive future #ForAllWomenAndGirls.
👉 See the map of #WomenInPolitics: https://t.co/Cy9lEwFdf8
A pivotal year demands bold action.
@unwomenchief calls to shift from promises to progress—reviving multilateralism and delivering real change #ForAllWomenAndGirls at the @unwomenboard Annual Session.
🔗 Read her full remarks here: https://t.co/QIvpNbZgWD
Only 27 countries are led by women.
At a time of pushback like no other, we need women’s full and meaningful participation to create an equal future for all.
See the latest rankings in our new Map of #WomenInPolitics with @IPUparliament: https://t.co/bQVfZmTH5F
#Beijing30
Ready to meet the TO community?! 👋
❗ Women & Leadership: https://t.co/Bd9f9eBZmW
‼️ Local Leader Info Session: https://t.co/bpNN9Y24Sp
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Many women helped make the #UDHR Declaration what it is today.
Marie-Hélène Lefaucheux🇫🇷, as Chair of the Commission on the Status of Women in 1948, championed #GenderEquality in Art2
Discover the women who shaped the Universal Declaration https://t.co/Vvzt3mNkZN
@UNHumanRights
🔥 We're fired up! 🔥 First Women & Leadership session in the books! and the #themanosphere? (@UN) Tonight's cliffhanger - what is a leader? 🤔 What's getting you fired up right now? 🧯 Tag your flame and join us (x2!)
Women in Public Leadership was introduced last March on the occasion of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia chairing the
UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW)2025.
To further the goals of expanding the number, influence and impact of women in public leadership, our organization @WPLeadersOrg Women Political Leaders hosted an inaugural meeting of a global community of women in public leadership in Riyadh as part of the @FortuneMPW Summit.
We were thrilled to welcome Baroness @theresa_may who joined and offered insights and inspiration to the amazing community of women globally who have begun to co-create the Women in Public Leadership (WIP) Programme with a sense of collective ownership and shared purpose.
Political and Public Leadership spaces will be transformed for wider and greater impact as more women step into them in our world.
The world needs more and not less women in political and public leadership.
Those who venture like the distinguished Senator @NatashaAkpoti will never ever lack the unwavering support of the rest of us and those great and decent men who are true allies to a vision that speeds up progress for our world.
No woman who is heavy-lifting for society can ever walk alone. Never. ✍🏾✍🏾✍🏾
.@ColumbiaIGP hosted an event on the state of child care in New York City today (the same day as @CaringAcrossGen’s “Care Can’t Wait” rally in DC). With an affordability and access crisis, and a quarter of child care workers in the city living in poverty… child care truly can’t wait in New York City. To mark how important the care economy is, the Biden Administration has designated April as Care Workers Recognition Month.
Thanks to @ColumbiaSIPA’s Urban & Social Policy concentration, Professor Ester Fuchs, Secretary @HillaryClinton, Dean @YarhiMilo, and the @NYCCouncil members who joined us for this important discussion on day care, after-school care, and more: @RitaJosephNYC, Jennifer Gutiérrez, @JulieMenin, @PiSanchezNYC, @ShaunAbreu, @GaleABrewer, @CnDelarosa, @althea4theBX, @CMJulieWon, and Jeri Powell (@erennepowell).
Watch the full event here: https://t.co/RNMcOltoHM
On Wednesday, 11/6 from 1-2pm EST, join Jeri Powell, Take Office founder and @ColumbiaSIPA Adjunct Professor, and members of the Take Office community for a conversation on the US Presidential and other key election results. Register here: https://t.co/A31OeG9sqL
Jeri Powell is an Adjunct Professor of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs and an attorney with expertise in elections and political campaigns. We will unpack the political ramifications of the election results and discuss ways members can organize their personal advocacy and coalition building for the coming legislative season.
**THIS CONVENING WILL BE VIRTUAL. A LINK WILL BE SENT TO ALL REGISTRANTS THE MORNING OF THE EVENT.**
Today, Jeri met @GovKathyHochul at the @thenyjl’s Legislative Breakfast which brings together key leaders to discuss policy topics impacting women and children in our communities.
New in U.S. News Opinion by Frédérique Irwin: Women have been the driving force behind every significant social movement in this country – from women’s suffrage to the Civil Rights Movement to advocacy for solutions to health care and climate change. https://t.co/twcSORHs2X