Tag: International Women's Day

Celebrating women one day a year isn’t enough

International Women’s Day (IWD) on March 8 gives the global community a chance to acknowledge women, past and present, who have made political, economic, social, and cultural strides toward gender equity. However, when it comes to addressing the struggles women face on a day-to-day level, IWD still...

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SGPS hosts Queen’s International Women’s Conference

On Mar. 16, the SGPS hosted the Queen’s International Women’s Conference in Robert Sutherland Hall—continuing the celebration one week after International Women’s Day. “The Queen’s International Women’s Conference is a platform to celebrate the scholarship and leadership initiatives of graduate women...

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A case for realistic female characters

On International Women’s Day, it’s time for us to reevalute what we call a strong female literary character. Even in recent years, the image of a strong female character connotes an unemotional robot who’s skilled at shooting arrows or some other physical activity and despite having no personality,...

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Thank him tomorrow

Amidst the influx of #internationalwomensday posts on social media outlets this week meant to celebrate the accomplishments and plight of women past and present, one of Canada’s most visible woman, Sophie Gregoire Trudeau, made a blunder. Alongside other International Women’s Day-themed posts, Gregoire...

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Breaking down misconceptions of women in Islam

Islamic Awareness Week brings together students from various faculties and groups participating in activities and presentations to bring knowledge about Islam to the student body. Opening the series of talks being held throughout the week, Chaplain Kate Johnson and Mona Rahman, a post-doctoral fellow...

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Women under-represented

As part the International Women’s Day, Queen’s School of Computing advocated for female participation in the computer sciences. International Women’s Day was celebrated around the globe yesterday and has been celebrated for over 100 years. Wendy Powley, a professor in the School of Computing, organized...

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