How we make sure Nigeria’s gender equality bill passes next time

The Female Entrepreneur Daily is out! Edition of 22 March 2016‏

The Female Entrepreneur Daily Knowledge is Power Published by Natalie Goldman 22 March 2016 Read paper → Business Politics Art & EntertainmentWorld Leisure Sports #gender #equality How we make sure Nigeria’s gender equality bill passes next time Shared by Bash Bunza qz­.com - The failure of the Gender and Equal Opportunities Bill to get past the second reading in the Nigerian senate this week got me thinking about women’s rights activism, the formidable challenges ahead... Why we can’t wait 117 years for gender equality Shared by sue raby www­.the-pool­.com - Try to imagine the world in a hundred years’ time. How many amazing, revolutionary changes will have taken place by 2116? Will there be human colonies on Mars? Computers we can control using our br... New initiative for working mothers   Shared by 8th june  www­.newsofrwanda­.com - Three Rwandan ladies have come up with an on-site day care program where mothers would stay with their babies at workplace through employer sponsored care. Their justification is that, women are mo... Competitive Start Fund for Female Entrepreneurs - Enterprise Ireland Shared by IVCA_ie www­.enterprise-ireland­.com - The Competitive Start Fund (CSF) aims to support early stage start-ups.  A competition, specifically for Female Entrepreneurs or female-led start-ups, will open on Tuesday 1st March 2016 and will c... Female entrepreneurs: looking beyond food, fashion and flowers - Elite Business Magazine Shared by Pemo Theodore elitebusinessmagazine­.co­.uk - Regular readers will know that I'm always keen to celebrate examples of diversity in business leadership. So research revealing that we in the UK still significantly lag the US in terms of female b... Business • Politics • Art & Entertainment  • World • Leisure • Sports • #gender • #equality Read paper →

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