Working Women

On two Fridays, we will welcome London 's DEBONAIR to share decks with us today. I will be a very special night, I would like to meet you there!

This summer I was an intern at Women Employed. This is an advocacy based non-profit organization aimed at mobilizing people and organizations to expand education and employment opportunities for women working in the United States. Through the employment work of women, I learned what advocacy is and what it means to other people. In general, it gives individuals the opportunity to cheat against their voices. It is learning about the experiences of many people and I'm looking for ways to improve their situation.

Catalyst is a leading research and consulting organization dedicated to creating a comprehensive environment that cooperates with companies and experts to provide more employment opportunities for women. Catalyst, an independent non-profit membership organization, gains the trust of global business leaders through a solution-oriented approach. Catalyst investigates all aspects of women's career development and provides strategic and web-based consulting services globally to help companies and companies promote women's growth and create an inclusive work environment To do. In addition, through the annual catalyst award, I recognize an exemplary business plan for women's leadership. Catalyst, with offices in San Jose, New York and Toronto, is always ranked first among non-profit organizations in the United States in charity research.

In the 1970s, working-class women began to organize on behalf of women. Working class women's organizations such as Sao Paulo housewife association and Sao Paulo Mothers Club are important places for women's dissatisfaction about informal care and urban living expenses. Like other Latin American countries, women's participation in the union and leadership has not been very successful. The first Sao Paulo Female Metalworker Conference held in 1978 received harassment and intimidation by employers and only 300 of 800 women who participated actually participated in the conference.