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A campaign for gender equality

Ana Lucía Casas

Mission 8:

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3. Extra Information (percentages, facts, surveys): - According to the World Economic Forum's 2024 Global Gender Gap Report, it will take over 130 years to fully close the gender gap at the current pace. - Women make up only 26.7% of parliamentary seats globally (as of 2024). - The gender pay gap remains around 16% worldwide on average. - In STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) fields, women represent less than 30% of researchers.

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Truth

1. Present Conditions: Women still face discrimination, lower wages, and gender-based violence worldwide. In many places, they have less access to education, healthcare, and leadership roles. Around 1 in 3 women globally suffer violence, often from a partner. 2. Women's Rights (Past and Present): In the past, women couldn't vote, work freely, or study. Feminist movements helped achieve legal rights, but challenges remain. Today, some rights are still under threat, and inequality continues in many areas.

Sojourner

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Proposed Actions to Reduce Gender Inequality and Bias

Promote Equal Education Opportunities: Ensure girls have access to quality education from early childhood through university. Education empowers women and reduces poverty and violence in the long term. Implement Gender Pay Transparency Laws: Requiring companies to disclose salaries by gender can reduce the pay gap and promote accountability in the workplace. Launch Awareness Campaigns on Gender Bias: Educating people-especially youth-about unconscious gender bias can help change societal attitudes and reduce discrimination in everyday life.

Virginia Woolf