Albireo Energy’s Post

As the world remains electrified by the incredible feats at the Paris Olympics, we're reminded of the immense strength, determination, and willpower that drive the extraordinary women competing on this global stage. These athletes are not just breaking records; they’re redefining what it means to be powerful, resilient, and unstoppable. How do you see these stories influencing the future of women in sports?  #WomenInSports #Olympics2024

#genderequity is secured for #Paris2024. A major milestone for global sports. When thinking of the #business landscape, how many sports initiatives are inclusive for women? From #corporate soccer and basketball teams to running events, women are still #underestimated and ignored.

#Paris2024 is set to make #Olympic history with full #genderparity for the first time. This year, women athletes will have as many places in the Games as male athletes. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/g-Tk-uf4

#Paris2024 is set to make #Olympic history with full #genderparity for the first time. This year, women athletes will have as many places in the Games as male athletes. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/g-Tk-uf4

Anti-Gender👫👬👭: Anathema To A Genuine Society Of Equals♀️⚖♂️! Gender equality has long been a battle cry of women and more recently, by the LGBTQ2+ community that is an evolving reality of our gender landscape that must be properly and adequately addressed head on by human society ruled by government elected by the people of various gender, is it not? So why then such recognition for equality of treatment remains a question or questionable???!🤔🙄🤯😡 Well, reasons are many, topmost is: ▪Genesis or centuries old grown-up belief and traditional norm of being a "man-and-woman-only" society And many still having such biased preconceived idea that women belong to inferior sex and others' view of LGBTQ2+ as a medical condition. Such rigidity has caused social unrest and obviously, political and economic friction on issues of equal treatment and entitlement accorded to straight men and women but more of male chauvinism. Change of society's old beliefs, norms, and practices if warranted in the name of fairness and justice must be steadfastly uphold as everyone deserves to be given a chance and prove their worth and not being pre-judged outright because simply, it isn't right and doesn't amount to fair play...it is not and will never be acceptable and respectable actuations of a just and fair human society. It is plain and simple injustice to confine them to degrading existence that devalues their authenticity as real persons with dignity just like the rest! L💟ve begets l💟ve and the world will be in a much better place if we treat all people equally and fairly, gender-regardless...and that's the best manifestation of respect and recognition a civilized human society can ever do to them! It's high time and long-overdue that World Society be a "#SocietyForAllGender"...why?... for the plain and simple reason that they too are - human beings!!! It is not a favor to them but it is their basic human rights that World Society is duty-bound to uphold!👨👩👧👦🙋♀️🙋♂️ Now, behold the forthcoming of a Society Of Gender Equals!...but will our Society bring down entirely the walls of gender inequality with the finality of a fair judgment⚖🧐 to champion and set-free a very long...long...long chained worthy cause for - #GenderEquality??? (Matthew 7)...[1] Judge not, that ye be not judged. [2] For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged: and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again.🕊🙏😇 Let's face it and get real, women and other gender-challenged have waited long enough for recognization and society's acceptance and be afforded same rights and opportunities as men, not simply because of of what they are sexually but because they are simply ...#humanbeings and being tagged belonging to a weaker sex or somewhat an aberrant - LGBTQ2+ - from the straight man-woman thing is something that must not be condemned but rather, respected, otherwise, "living in a #civilized_society", is all hypocrisy at best, is it not!🤔

Our perceptions shift as our experiences change. So how do we create the most of the moments that matter? Up until 1998, it was illegal for women in the UK to box professionally. Even after it was legalised, lack of access to funding and support kept many from competing. Simply by taking to the ring, Nicola Adams shattered perceptions of who is allowed to compete and succeed in sport—becoming the first female boxer to win Olympic gold. 🥊🥇 We’re tracking the impact of firsts that have happened at the Olympic and Paralympic Games and how they’ve shaped the world. Explore #TheFirstEffect to see how firsts move the world forward: deloi.tt/43WfdYq

Interesting read

For those interested in the impact of role models, and a good insight into barriers that then get in the way for women and girls in sport, this is a strongly recommended read from Women in Sport. https://lnkd.in/e7YM_Zse

Today we’re celebrating United Nations International Women’s Day. This year’s theme is 'Invest in women: Accelerate progress”; something we couldn’t agree more with. The ‘Matilda’s Effect’ last year highlighted how when you invest in women and girls, great things are achieved and huge progress is made. With this in mind, we asked our team, which female Olympians and Paralympians they are most inspired by, which up-and-coming athletes they are most excited for, and how they think Australian Olympian and Paralympian women have helped progress women's sport. #QMS #OutoftheOrdinary #QCares #IWD2024 #InvestInWomen