Blog posts tagged ‘International Women's Day’

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Portrait of Maria Tsuma smiling. She is wearing a sparkly turtleneck jumper and has her arm crossed.

International Women’s Day 2025 “Beyond Numbers: Reimagining True Systemic Change for Gender Equality.”

Maria Tsuma, MSc student in Africa and International Development at the University of Edinburgh, reflects on International Women's Day, systemic change vs. individual responsibility, and what a feminist future would look like.

Photo of Sarah, Elif, and Patricia Jefferey at the International Women's Day event during the panel discussion. They are sitting in a row under a screen that reads 'references'. There are sitting in front of a group of an audience.

Muslim Women and Gender Equality: An International Women's Day Event 2025

On Friday 7 March, GENDER.ED and IASH co-hosted the event "Muslim Women and Gender Equality: An International Women's Day Event" that featured a panel discussion with Dr Qazi Sarah Rasheed, […]
Photo of Naeema Yaqoob Sajid giving the International Women's Day Lecture 2025 in a lecture hall with an audience. Behind her is a screen that reads 'International Women's Day'. People are

International Women’s Day Annual Lecture 2025: Only a day, only a theme and an initiative?

On Friday 7 March, GENDER.ED and IASH co-hosted an Annual International Women’s Day Lecture by Naeema Yaqoob Sajid, Founder of Diversity+. GENDER.ED’s Undergraduate Intern, Mouna Chatt, reflects on the lecture […]
Photo of a poster on a lamp post in a street that reads 'International Women's Day Protest'. There is an image of people protesting and chanting under the text on the poster.

International Women’s Day: reflections on gender-based violence in globalised contexts

As we celebrate International Women’s Day, Kaveri Qureshi reflects on a key concern of women’s movements globally – gender-based violence, with a special focus on the transnational dynamics of feminist […]

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