In A First, Half The Athletes In The Paris Olympics Will Be Female "The Paris 2024 Olympics mark a transformative milestone in the history of sports, where for the first time, gender equality will be fully realized on the world's biggest stage. This unprecedented achievement not only showcases the relentless progress of women's sports but also paves the way for future generations of female athletes to rise, inspire, and conquer. It's a powerful reflection of the unwavering spirit and resilience of women worldwide, redefining what is possible and igniting the flame of ambition in every young girl watching. This is not just a moment of equality; it's a celebration of the incredible talent and determination of female athletes." ~Jenn Calabrese https://lnkd.in/eiK_7W8a Calabrese Consulting LLC
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Today, the Paris 2024 Olympic Games kick off, marking a new era for women in sport with equal representation of men and women for the first time ever. We're thrilled to celebrate this milestone alongside our community member UN Women Australia and their #ChangeTheGame campaign. The Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games will see an equal number of men and women competing. With 50:50 representation, equal prime-time coverage, and more women's and mixed events, this year’s Games are setting a powerful example for gender equality. Sports can pave the way for women’s full and equal participation in leadership and decision-making. It can #ChangeTheGame for girls by boosting their belief in their own ability, resilience, teamwork, and initiative. Join us and UN Women as we champion #WomenInSport and #WomenInLeadership. We're looking forward to helping to bridge the gender equity gap in foreign owned companies at our Women in Multinationals Summit in September. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gPVREmki
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The 2024 Paris Olympics will have equal numbers of men and women athletes for the first time - 5,250 each. This is significant because Paris hosted the first Games with women in 1900. Now, 28 out of 32 sports will have gender equality. New changes include replacing the men's 50km walk with a mixed relay event and giving runners a second chance in some races. The Olympic committee chief says this progress contributes to a more gender-equal world. It's a major step in Olympic history, reflecting broader social changes in gender equality. 👏 👏 👏 __________ 🚀 Join our community to network and grow with like-minded women. Trusted by 1.5M+ LinkedIn followers. Join the waitlist now 👉 SupportWomen.com
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Happy International Women's Day! Today, we celebrate the remarkable achievements of women worldwide and the ongoing journey towards gender equality. Originating from the tireless efforts of socialist and feminist movements in the early 20th century, International Women's Day commemorates pivotal events like the 1917 women's strike in Russia, which catalyzed monumental social change. As we honor this day, let's reflect on the progress made in advancing women's rights and acknowledge the challenges that still lie ahead. From the fight for suffrage to breaking barriers in politics, science, and beyond, women continue to inspire and lead in every aspect of society. Let's use this day as a call to action, amplifying the voices of women, advocating for equal opportunities, and striving for a world where every woman and girl can fulfill her potential without limitations. Together, we can create a future where gender equality is not just a dream, but a lived reality for all. Cheers to the strength, resilience, and achievements of women everywhere! #IWD2024 🌟
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22 compared to 975 That was the ratio of women: men in the Paris Olympics 1900. Though the first Modern Day Olympics were held in 1896. It was no female representation as Women were not entitled to compete, because de Coubertin felt that their inclusion would be "impractical, uninteresting, unaesthetic and incorrect". From there to today, it took 128 years to achieve gender equality in the Olympics. Paris Olympics 2024 has equal male and female participation- a 50:50 ratio. From 2.2% in 1900 to 50% in 2024. It's a moment of Victory for the Women as well as the International Olympics Committee. Said that, People who say why feminism, why only ' Women's Day' might think twice. Despite all the feminism, it took 128 years to achieve equality. And this is just the Olympics. Look at Fortune 500, In 1998 there were just 2 women CEOs, In 2024 they are 52. But it's 52 out of 500... Clearly a long way to go... For corporates... Society... You... & Me... #women #equality #feminism #olympics2024 PS: Manu Bhaker who became the first woman to win two medals in a single edition of the Olympic Games.
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🏃♀️ 🏊♀️ We did some numbers crunching for the #internationalwomensday2024 and had a look at different aspects of women in sports. 🔍 The forthcoming Paris Summer Games will feature as many women as men competing – a first in Olympic history! 🔍 Despite progress, only 23.9% of executives at the 65 largest sporting goods companies are women. 🔍 While women's sports leagues are gaining traction, there's still a long way to go – gender equality in sports remains a distant goal. There's no denying the strides women have made in sports, but how far have we truly come? 🤔 Discover more insights in our article 👇 and join the conversation on gender equality! Share your thoughts in the comments below. Are we closer to achieving true equality in sports? 🏄♀️ 🏅 #GenderEquality #WomenInSports #SportingGoodsIndustry #DiversityandInclusion #InternationalWomensDay #iwd2024 #iwd2024womenleadingtheway
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The Olympics Paris 2024 will be historic, with 50% of the athletes being women — a first in Olympic history. 🚀 This groundbreaking move ensures equal visibility, media coverage, and opportunities for women in sports. Women's sports are growing, and female athletes are becoming impactful role models. Paris 2024 will feature a record number of mixed-gender events, emphasizing inclusivity and diversity. Celebrate this milestone for gender equality in sports! Want to read more? Here is the link to the source: UN Women: Paris 2024 Olympics - A New Era for Women in Sport #Paris2024 #WomenInSport #GameChangers #Changethegame Blick Ringier Ringier Medien Schweiz
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Paris Olympics has come to a close and there were several inspiring moments, including the fact that this was the first Olympics to achieve gender equality. However one visual that will be etched in my mind forever is where the two women, one of them the most decorated gymnast of our times, bowing down to the gold medal winner. Why is this visual so powerful? In a world where opportunities for women, especially women of color, are not equal, we have to navigate not only societal barriers but also women who do not support other women. There’s been research and findings on the queen bee syndrome and the reality is that with scarcity of opportunities, there’s invariably competition. This picture speaks a thousand words of not diminishing one’s achievements while celebrating another’s. I wish and hope that until we achieve gender equality, even when opportunities are scarce, we have the power and courage to celebrate every woman who breaks the barrier to create a more equal world. What’s your experience of women supporting and celebrating women? #leadership #genderequality
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March 8th is an international day that celebrates the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. It's more about an opportunity to draw attention annually to the importance of women's rights issues rather than just a holiday. In post-Soviet countries, the meaning of International Women's Day has often been wrapped in tulips and vanilla postcards. Some women enjoy this packaging, while others do not, but that should not be a reason to overlook this day as an opportunity to advocate for action to accelerate gender parity. On this day various events, discussions, and initiatives are usually held worldwide to promote women's rights and gender equality. One such event this year is organized by U.N. Women with a call to invest in women to accelerate progress, and we are happily joining this call as getting more Women on Boards is also part of the call to invest in women to accelerate progress! More information about #investinwomen:
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Honoring the Trailblazers this International Women's Day As we celebrate International Women's Day, let's take a moment to recognize and honor all the incredible women who have paved the way for progress. From the suffragettes who fought for our right to vote to the activists who continue to advocate for equality today, their sacrifices have brought us closer to a more equitable world. But let's not forget, the journey towards true equality is far from over. There are still challenges and barriers that women face in every corner of the globe. Whether its gender pay gaps, lack of representation in leadership roles, or access to education and healthcare, there is still much work to be done. So, this International Women's Day, let's not only celebrate how far we've come but also recommit ourselves to the ongoing fight for gender equality. Let's honor the past, empower the present, and inspire the future. Together, we can create a world where every woman and girl has the opportunity to thrive. #InternationalWomensDay #EqualityForAll
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Today, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and achievements of women around the world. From breaking barriers to creating change, women continue to shape history and inspire generations. To all the women who dared to dream, fought for their rights, and paved the way for progress: your courage is our inspiration. Let's honour their courage, amplify their voices, and work together towards a future of equality and empowerment for all. On this International Women's Day, let's uplift each other, support one another's ambitions, and create a future where gender equality isn't just a goal, but a reality. From the boardroom to the classroom, from the streets to the halls of power, women are leading with grace and determination. Let's recognise their contributions, achievements, and commit to dismantling barriers that hold women back. #IWD2024 #BreakTheBias #internationalwomensday2024 #MurrayDarlingWetlandsWorkingGroup #mdwwg
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