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Women supporting women and building each other up is essential to progress. What a quick and effective turnaround Pink makes to the interview here.

The modern generation should recognize that engaging in whispering behind someone's back is not conducive to progress. Instead, let's prioritize fostering open and respectful communication. Moreover, women have the power to be each other's greatest supporters, uplifting and empowering one another on the journey toward success. Open to constructive feedback. #PositiveCommunication #ProfessionalGrowth #EmpowerWomen

Wow! As leaders this is the type of conversations that need to be had. It is not enough to sit in silence when you don’t agree or are feeling disrespected. Every leader, man and woman, needs to participate in resetting expectations of what isn’t acceptable. Being a leader is actively participating in the solution.

Only 25 seconds and everything is absolutely clear. A masterpiece in real communication.

Inspirational insights from Pink on the importance of acknowledging women's achievements over appearances, and addressing gossip with maturity and respect. Check out this powerful lesson in conscious leadership and empowerment. #Leadership #Empowerment #Women

Interesting article that’s worth reading.

Embracing Our Royalty: Empowering Women as Queens In a world that often reduces women to mere objects or prizes, it's imperative to reclaim our sovereignty and recognize ourselves as queens. This isn't about entitlement or superiority; it's about acknowledging our inherent worth, strength, and dignity. As queens, we stand tall, not because of any external validation or recognition, but because we understand our intrinsic value. We reject the notion that our worth is contingent upon others' approval or admiration. Instead, we celebrate our individuality and embrace our imperfections as facets of our unique identity. Being a queen isn't about flaunting a crown or commanding subservience. It's about embodying grace, resilience, and self-assurance. We navigate life's challenges with unwavering resolve, knowing that our worth isn't diminished by setbacks or failures. As queens, we cultivate our inner kingdom, nurturing our dreams, passions, and aspirations. We refuse to be confined by societal expectations or limitations imposed by others. We define our own paths and carve out spaces where our voices are heard and our contributions valued. In a world that often seeks to undermine our autonomy and agency, embracing our identity as queens is an act of defiance. It's a declaration that we refuse to be marginalized or silenced. We demand to be seen, heard, and respected on our own terms. As queens, we recognize the power of solidarity and sisterhood. We lift each other up, celebrating each other's successes and offering support in times of need. We understand that our strength lies not in competition, but in collaboration and unity. Empowering women as queens isn't about excluding or diminishing others. It's about creating a world where everyone is free to embrace their true selves without fear of judgment or oppression. It's about dismantling patriarchal structures that seek to divide and control us, and building a society where equality, justice, and respect are the norm. So let us stand together, shoulder to shoulder, as queens. Let us defy expectations, break barriers, and inspire others to embrace their own royalty. Let us create a world where every woman knows her worth and walks with the confidence of a queen.

Ending violence against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women requires listening to their voices and supporting their leadership. To learn more about how we can all work to end this violence, go to our national framework, Changing the picture https://lnkd.in/gnJ7w3c6 [Alt: Navy text on a cream background with green accents: How do we end violence against Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander women? By empowering Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander women & girls to thrive in leadership roles within their communities and in every part of our society.]

#Juneteenth commemorates the effective end of slavery following the Civil War. Understanding the history of the U.S. is crucial to understanding injustices today. Black women face unique barriers in politics, and there is still a lot of progress to be made regarding fair representation. Check out our latest brief to learn more about supporting Black women in politics. https://lnkd.in/eUWrVyQS #FairRepresentation #WomensRepresentation