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Day 10: Responding to the Gender Gap in Public Service

This workshop will examine the gender gap in the public sector and discuss collective and individual strategies to address that gap. THURSDAY, JULY 18 Responding to the Gender Gap in Public Service...

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Fifty By Fifty: Action Plans

On the final day of the Institute delegates will focus on action plans for change. FRIDAY, JULY 19 Fifty By Fifty: Action Plans 8 am …………………….. Breakfast. 9–9:05 am……………… Introduction: Ruth Lindeborg....

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Female Leaders From Around the World Share at Bryn Mawr

“The women have come from restless locales around the globe to gather on the tranquil campus of Bryn Mawr College. They hail from Afghanistan, Myanmar, Syria, and elsewhere, these mayors and government...

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A Policy of Rape Continues

“Darfur isn’t in the headlines anymore, partly because there has been a lull in the killing in recent years and partly because so much else is happening worldwide. The Sudanese government, which tends...

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Secretary Clinton’s Keynote Address

Remarks by Secretary Clinton at Women in Public Service Project Institute Bryn Mawr College July 9, 2013 Secretary Clinton’s address can be watched here on demand. SECRETARY CLINTON:  Thank you.  Thank...

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Daughters of Mother Lanka Find Many Opportunities for Success in a Country at...

Washington, DC , July 26, 2013: Sri Lanka’s Ambassador to the United States Jaliya Wickramasuriya on Tuesday (July 16) underscored the remarkable progress that Sri Lanka has achieved in terms of gender...

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Women as a Force for Change

“As “women’s empowerment” has become a buzz phrase in the last few years, some people are pushing back. They resent this as the latest fad in political correctness, a liberal mission to troll for...

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The Liberian Bus project: driving change for young Liberians

This article focuses on the Liberian Bus Project; an initiative dedicated to “driving change, driving leaders and driving votes” that means to engage youth and young adults in the promotion of...

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A Question of How Women’s Issues Will Fare, in Washington and Overseas

WASHINGTON — Catherine M. Russell’s portfolio includes half the population of the planet, roughly 3.5 billion women. But working with the 70,000 employees of the State Department to make women’s issues...

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In Obama’s High-Level Appointments, the Scales Still Tip Toward Men

WASHINGTON — Behind the roiling conversation over whether President Obama might make Janet L. Yellen the first female leader of the Federal Reserve is an uncomfortable reality for the White House: the...

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