International Women’s Day

What is International Women’s Day?

Celebrated annually on March 8th to honor women and their contributions to society. International Women’s Day is also a call to action for gender equality and to end violence against women.

What activities take place?

Activities for #WomensDay include marches, rallies, music performances, and educational workshops. It is also a popular time to share ideas, messages and stories about strong women who have inspired positive change.

How can I participate?

There are many ways to participate:

1. Organize an event in your community: Host a gathering to discuss women's issues or highlight the accomplishments of local women.```````````

2. Participate in marches, rallies or public demonstrations: Find a local event trending on social media and join in.

3. Share your inspirational thoughts and on social media: Share posts or stories of women making a difference in your community or around the world

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About International Women’s Day

International Women’s Day has its roots in the early 20th century labor and suffrage movements. The first International Women’s Day was celebrated in 1911, with rallies and demonstrations advocating for women's rights, including the right to vote, work, and hold public office.

International Women’s Day is observed in countries around the world, with events, marches, conferences, and cultural performances organized to celebrate the achievements of women and promote gender equality.

Each year, International Women’s Day has a theme that reflects current issues and challenges facing women globally. Themes in recent years have included “Choose to Challenge,” “Each for Equal,” and “Press for Progress.”