The “Sourcing2Equal Colombia Suppliers” program is a clear manifestation of IFC’s commitment to gender equality and inclusive economic development.
One year after the arrival in Colombia of the international program “Sourcing2Equal”, developed by the International Finance Corporation (IFC), the first “Suppliers Sourcing2Equal Colombia” program is born, hand in hand with the EAFIT University, which seeks to prepare women’s companies and SMEs to compete in the markets of large companies in the country.
Guadalajara, Mexico, indigenous women’s calls to end violence and recognize traditional medicine highlight a Latin American-wide movement towards asserting indigenous rights and preserving ancestral cultures, resonating deeply across the continent.
Beth Cobert, Chief Operating Officer at Markle Foundation, addresses what companies should do differently to benefit from diverse talent.
The Woman Post spoke with Ivonne Suárez Pinzón, the director of the General Archive of the Nation (AGN) in Colombia, who highlights the work of millions of women in the pursuit of human rights through the power of archives.
Narges Mohammadi, journalist and activist for women’s rights in Iran, won the Nobel Peace Prize today.
The war worsens pre-existing inequalities, especially for older women and single mothers, who make up the majority of socio-economically deprived people in Ukraine.
In the United States, one in five HIV infections occurs among women, and most of them are in the black community.
The diagnosis of mental illness is not necessarily related to the exercise of motherhood.