Women for Women

Pabien Aruba with our first female Prime Minister: Ms Evelyn Wever - Croes! .

Pabien na nos lider Evelyn Wever Croes!

“A woman is not an object of convinience; but a creation of Gods purpose.”
― Wayne Chirisa

365 Days of Conscious Discipline (Perpetual Flip Calendar) Whether you’re new to Conscious Discipline or have been implementing it for years, this desk calendar provides thoughtful tidbits guaranteed to make a tangible difference in the way you perceive and respond to daily life.

"Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one’s courage.” - Anais Nin

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Powerful Illustrations Show Women How To Fight Gender Prejudices Offensive statements about girls and women are more common than you think. Everyday, females around the world hear rude and abusive words towards them, so Brazilian illustrator Carol Rossetti decided to do everything that was in her hands to change that.

The Trouble With Gender Quotas The persisting imbalance of women in positions of power has spurned debate in recent years over whether or not companies should implement gender quotas in order to encourage greater equality between men and women in corporate and political positions of power.

Malala Yousafzai, of Pakistan, is the youngest person (age 15) ever nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. World famous for defying the Taliban in support of women’s rights and education for girls. On October 9, 2012, Yousafzai was shot in the head and neck by a Taliban assassin when she was returning home on a school bus full of students. She survived the attack and is expected to make a full recovery, but Taliban leaders have vowed to continue their efforts to kill Yousafzai and her father.

Kim P**c was pictured in a world-famous and iconic photograph from the Vietnam war, running naked from an airborne attack, horribly burned with na**lm, in June of 1972. Since then, Kim has found peace, and a message she can offer, borne of her suffering. She runs The Kim Foundation International, and she acts as a Goodwill Ambassador for UNESCO. She has transformed into a viable, visible symbol of peace and hope. Hers is an important story of resilience, courage, and forgiveness.

Which words do you see? Make it happen in 2014, we are already half way!

What are first three you see COMMENT ~ Max

The Obama administration is hoping its annual White House Science Fair will encourage more girls to take up science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education.

The May 27 fair will also feature the usual assortment of robots, machines, and other science projects.....We hope this idea spreads for all nations to motivate young ladies all over the world!