The AWARE/OWARE: A Game for Female Empowerment Project promotes the human rights, health and wellbeing of women and girls, so that they can

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.(Gender Equality in Netherlands. 2020 )

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Gender Quotas For Executive Leadership.⁠

Being a powerful woman means that you create your own narrative. It means that you are strong enough to make your own decisions, to be free and to break the status quo that people have set up for women. Who is this #remarkable woman ? Bonang Dorothy Matheba (born 25 June 1987), is a South African television presenter, radio personality, businesswoman, producer, model and philanthropist. Matheba launched the Bonang Matheba Bursary Fund in 2017 to help educate girls by paying f