Showing posts with label women's progress. Show all posts
Showing posts with label women's progress. Show all posts

Saturday, 18 March 2017

Progress For Women And Girls Every Day

Advancing Women And Girls Every Day: Three Ways Forwardvery

Following on from International Women's Day last week, this article is positive news for women and girls:



March is Women’s History Month. During March, we mark the global progress women and girls have made, evaluate challenges and barriers to that progress, and re-dedicate ourselves to a world where everyone has equal opportunity to succeed and to contribute. During March, we celebrate the multitude of achievements of those who have come before us, both famous and not so, and who have had an impact on our world. The month of March asks us to learn our history, meet those who have shaped our opportunities, and understand where we are in the long game of women’s equality.

Tuesday, 14 February 2017

More Older Women Are Having Fun

More and More Older Women Are Having Fun And Working After Retirement

 Good news!  So good to feel that women have opportunities in later life and are making the most of them.


Kay Abramowitz has been working, with a few breaks, since she was 14. Now 76, she is a partner in a law firm in Portland, Ore. — with no intention of stopping anytime soon. “Retirement or death is always on the horizon, but I have no plans,” she said. “I’m actually having way too much fun.”

The arc of women’s working lives is changing — reaching higher levels when they’re younger and stretching out much longer — according to two new analyses of census, earnings and retirement data that provide the most comprehensive look yet at women’s career paths.