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If you ever get a chance to attend, do it. Go!! The session catered to all levels of career experience. I'm so grateful to meet and be surrounded by the experience of Latina leaders. I'm grateful for every one of them creating paths for the next generations. Abrazos. Key takeaway: - Own your narrative, show your ferocity, your power, your impact. Learn how to tell your story. Internalize it. - You are She/Her/Ella. Be proud. - Eres poderosa. - Allyship is an action word. - Don't dial down who you are, people will adjust. It is ok if they are uncomfortable for a few minutes. - Art & Science of speaking credit/achievement.. Win and win with company. Never win alone. - You are not everything but you are enough. - Imposter syndrome is only real if you let it be. Everyone has doubts. Do it because you have earned. - F.E.A.R. is an acronym for False Evidence Appearing Real. - Don't use too many words, to say so little. Special thanks to Honeywell for your sponsorship.

Looking forward to moderating the session on how the IDGs can accelerate the SDGs tomorrow at the United Nations for the International Day of Conscience. Who will be joining us?

In 2024, Manifesta, the European Nomadic Biennial will be hosted in Barcelona and its larger metropolitan region for its 15th edition. Manifesta, the European Nomadic Biennial, changes location every two years. Founded in the early 1990s, Manifesta rethinks the relation between culture and civic society, investigating and instigating an eco-social transition through contemporary culture in response to, and in close dialogue with, the social sphere of the Host City and its communities. Manifesta 15 in Barcelona has been invited to explore pressing public debates, based around the topics of the democratisation of public life; the defence of public space in the face of privatisation; the need to combine social progress with environmental challenges; fragility in terms of housing, the movement of people, capital, data and economic as well as ecological crises. https://manifesta15.org/ #manifesta2024 #publicdebate

To the culture, they are not just cows but special symbols of love, of respect of friendships, of bondages & oneness, of wealth, of greatness and most important, a symbol of prosperity. https://lnkd.in/dM3atVaZ

🌍✨ Embracing Unity on International Day of Living Together in Peace! ✨🌍 Today, on International Day of Living Together in Peace, we celebrate the power of unity, compassion, and understanding that brings us closer as a global community. At Evans Baroque Ltd., we believe in the profound impact of living in harmony, not just with each other but also with our planet. In an interconnected world, fostering peace and solidarity is crucial. It's about recognizing our shared humanity and working together to build a brighter, healthier future for everyone. Whether it's promoting access to essential healthcare, supporting diverse communities, or advocating for sustainability, every positive action contributes to a world filled with peace and prosperity. Let's embrace diversity, respect differences, and promote dialogue. Together, we can create a world where everyone has the opportunity to thrive. 🌿💙 Live More. Be More. #LiveMore #BeMore #EvansBaroque #LivingTogetherInPeace #GlobalUnity #HealthyCommunities

The global meaning of the #womanlifefreedom movement by our very own Óscar Curros. Please read the caption to dig deeper into the social and cultural implications of this social revolution.

Newcomers to #internationalgeneva , this is for you 👉 follow CAGI - Welcome Programme

Last night I had the chance to represent Taskforce Kiwi at an online event alongside four amazing women in the emergency management volunteer sector. The event was organised by the Australasian Women in Emergencies Network (AWE) and allowed us each to talk about our organisation, our journey in volunteering and to explain our 'why'. I can't speak for the others but opportunities to speak publicly are very much a 'stretch' opportunity for me and I thank AWE for including me in the line-up! Special thanks to Amy Marchello who curated and moderated the event so professionally. I encourage all women in the emergency management sector to join AWE (FREE) as it is a great way to establish connections and find professional development opportunities. Joining link here https://lnkd.in/gcdNP9v7 "Membership of AWE is FREE and open to everyone who plays a role in emergencies, including emergency service organisations, community and not for profit organisations, governments and agencies, universities and schools, private businesses and organisations, as well as volunteers and community members. AWE promotes, supports and recognises all women, and women in all their intersectional identities across the emergency management and disaster resilience sector. We welcome allies of women, and membership of and participation in AWE is open to everybody. AWE recognises the lived experiences of women (inclusive of an individual’s sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, and sex characteristics). Although binary gender language is used in AWE, we recognise that some people’s experiences and identities cannot be captured by binary gender language. AWE recognises a limitless range of gender identities and expressions, and embrace those of us who live beyond, against, and outside of the binary. What we mean by ‘women’ or ‘men’ is neither fixed nor determined. Member benefits include: - Monthly newsletter - Invitation to networking events - Opportunity to participate in a mentoring program - Access to news, job opportunities, sector updates - Scholarships - Discounts and offers of free spots at conferences - Access to recorded content - Opportunity to meet like minded people" #AWE #womeninEM #volunteersmakeadifference #taskforcekiwi #TFK #emergencymanagement

Did you know... Today's a DEI date of recognition? 8/9 is International Day of the World's Indigenous People. A day that not only recognizes the achievements and contributions that indigenous people make to improve world issues; but also promotes national and international action to honor the cultures and uphold the rights of the more than 370 million Indigenous people of the world. Indigenous peoples have sought recognition of their identities, their way of life and their right to traditional lands, territories and natural resources for years. Yet, throughout history, their rights have been violated. Indigenous peoples today, are arguably among the most disadvantaged and vulnerable groups of people in the world. In order to raise awareness of the needs of these population groups, every 9 August commemorates the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, chosen in recognition of the first meeting of the UN Working Group on Indigenous Populations held in Geneva in 1982. Salute to resilience. How will you observe this day with a DEI mindset? #DEI #didyouknow #cuture #awareness

The Solidarity Code - my recent TEDx talk... How can we solve the collective action problems that plague human society? Making cooperation work is hard, whether in the smallest of groups, or in the biggest team of all – humanity. The answer is solidarity. Solidarity is the golden thread that can stitch together the cooperation we need to thrive as people and planet in the 21st-century. Hassan Damluji, Co-founder of think-tank Global Nation and the author of The Responsible Globalist (Penguin, 2021), talks about the findings of the first Global Solidarity Report, which he and his team released recently at the UN. He shows how the three drivers of global solidarity – identities, institutions and impacts – work in mutually reinforcing cycle. To reignite the cycle of solidarity, he argues that we can, and must, do a better job of channelling the surprisingly strong public support for cooperation into a transformative institutional response that meets the moment of our troubled times. https://lnkd.in/eCwTVjuX