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Good day, visitor! In this padlet, you will be reading some information about why should women be considered as leaders of the nation. 

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Good day, visitor! In this padlet, you will be reading some information about why should women be considered as leaders of the nation. 

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Feel free to leave comments if you have any suggestions and questions! Have a good day and enjoy learning. 😄

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When we talk about women’s rights, we think about a lot of things. There are militarism, violence, women and children, and many more. Women’s rights are a wide and long discussion. With that, for our padlet, we will only be tackling regarding the relationship between women and leadership.

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DID YOU KNOW? Out of 195 countries worldwide, only 70 countries have had women as leaders.

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DID YOU KNOW? Out of 195 countries worldwide, only 70 countries have had women as leaders.

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Sad thought for the girls! Well, it is not yet too late. We can still make a change! Women can be leaders, too!

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Studies have shown that female leadership can improve both productivity and equity in an organization. That’s good reason why women should not adopt male leadership styles as they rise to the top. They have skills to offer that are sorely needed in business and government.

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Back then, women were expected to just stay at home and be a housewife. They were in-charge of the household chores like cooking food, doing the laundry, and cleaning the house. The society's mindset was: Man will work hard, while woman will stay home. It seemed that women were incapable of doing the things a man can do. This is the history of women. This is how women were treated back then. Seems unfair, huh?

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1. Susan B. Anthony believed that men and women should study, live and work as equals.
2. Alice Paul was the leader of the most militant wing of the woman-suffrage movement.
3. Elizabeth Cady Stanton was one of the foremost women's rights activists and philosophers.

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Chad is a landlocked country found in Central Africa. Women in this country are the mainstay of its predominantly rural-based economy. Women face widespread discrimination and violence. The country's government never had a female president, and only 12.8% of its women's population are in the parliamentary system.

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Hindou Ibrahim is an activist that challenges her nomadic community's view of women, while mobilizing her people in Chad for survival in an increasingly arid climate. She is one of the founders of Association of Indigenous Women and Peoples of Chad, a group fighting to defend the environment and rights of indigenous women.

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Embassy N’Djamena Inspires Future Women Leaders

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Embassy N’Djamena Inspires Future Women Leaders

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The U.S. Embassy in Chad opened the program which brought together 45 female participants including NGO leaders, civil servants, IVLP, YALI and SUSI alumni, 2015 YALI nominees and female university students. Citing the many United States government programs designed to inspire and prepare girls and women, he stressed the importance of nurturing leadership skills in them so that they may fully participate in Chad’s development.

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Miriam Defensor Santiago is a globally famous personality, because of her legal brilliance and courageous example in fighting corruption. She has brought the Philippines in several ways. She is the first Filipino and the first Asian from a developing country who was elected in the United Nations as the judge of the International Criminal Court.

In September on the year 2016, our country mourned, as we had lost a great leader. Having served as a senator for three years, Miriam won the hearts of Filipinos because of her undeniable courage and powerful speeches.

“In my view, leadership is the courage to take risks in defense of a position that is both legal and moral. The politician who tries to become a wise guy by becoming friends to everybody - corrupt or not - is not a leader.” ―Miriam Defensor Santiago, Stupid is Forever

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In the contemporary world, leadership is an attribute that aims at enhancing the continued existence of almost all institutions. Many people believe that women leadership is invisible and that they are holding back their responsibility and leadership, because of the assumption that the corporate world is the men’s industry.

As youth and the future of the nation, we should step up on our game and fight for what is right. Women are not here to fill in the basic necessities of every person in this world. Women, like men, are also capable of becoming great leaders of the nation. Here are the possible ways on how we can make a change:

Start a fundraiser.

Raise your voice.

Volunteer.

Attend marches and protests.

Donate to women's movements or organizations.

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8 ways to change the course for women's rights. (2019). WomankindWorldwide. Retrieved from https://www.womankind.org.uk/8-ways-to-change-the-course-for-womens-rights/.

Embassy N’Djamena Inspires Future Women Leaders. (2015). Retrieved from https://td.usembassy.gov/embassy-ndjamena-inspires-future-women-leaders/.

Fischer, M. (2020). How female leaders can shape the future of work. TrainingIndustry. Retrieved from https://trainingindustry.com/blog/leadership/how-female-leaders-can-shape-the-future-of-work/.

Gant, A. (n.d.). Why the world needs more female leaders. Duuoo. Retrieved from https://www.duuoo.io/post/why-the-world-needs-more-female-leaders#:~:text=Having%20more%20female%20leaders%20is,should%20%2D%20achieve%20(7).

Goldthwait, J. (2020). We need more female leaders. TheEllesworthAmerican. Retrieved from https://www.ellsworthamerican.com/opinions/columnists-opinions/jill-goldthwait/we-need-more-female-leaders/.

Ortiz, F. (n.d.). Hindou Ibrahim: Women’s leadership in Chad. BelieveEarth. Retrieved from https://believe.earth/en/hindou-ibrahim-womens-leadership-in-chad/.

Senate of the Philippines: Senator Miriam Defensor Santiago. Retrieved from http://legacy.senate.gov.ph/senators/sen_bio/santiago_bio.asp.

Women who fought for the vote. (2020). History. Retrieved from https://www.history.com/topics/womens-history/women-who-fought-for-the-vote-1#:~:text=The%20leaders%20of%20this%20campaign,enfranchisement%20of%20all%20American%20women.

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Angela Lopez (leader) - information and compilation

Karylle Luis - information

Thaylor Mcilhenney - information

Clayre Turingan - information

Bettina Usana - information and design

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