“In order for people to benefit from all the services a city can offer, the built environment itself has to be physically accessible to as many people as possible.” Leslie Kern, associate professor of geography and environment and director of women’s and gender studies at Mount Allison University.
“No se trata de forzar términos con calzador. En la adopción de un idioma inclusivo se busca reflexionar acerca de la opresión e invisibilización de las mujeres y las identidades no binarias que han prevalecido desde la palabra.”
“But one of the most striking effects of the coronavirus will be to send many couples back to the 1950s. Across the world, women’s independence will be a silent victim of the pandemic,” argues reporter Helen Lewis from The Atlantic.
“Changing the way films depict women – particularly women leaders – must become a crucial part of the movement to get more women into positions of power.”
“With just over a decade until the SDGs are due to be delivered, not one country on the planet has achieved full equality for girls, women, men and boys.”
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