Despite global progress in gender equality, a new UN Women report finds that 103 countries have never had a woman in their top executive office. This article explores why women …
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Voice for Change is a collective of passionate changemakers, thought leaders, and advocates dedicated to amplifying the voices of those working towards a more equitable and just society. Through their diverse perspectives and expertise, they share insights and stories that inspire, educate, and empower. From the front lines of social justice to the forefront of innovation, Voice for Change represents the collective power of individuals driving positive transformation. Their writing is a call to action, a beacon of hope, and a celebration of human resilience.
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Allyship is the missing piece in the disability inclusion puzzle. In this powerful article, DEIB advocate Sabyasachi Mukherjee outlines why allyship for persons with disabilities needs to be more than …
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The UAE has topped the MENA region for gender parity in the Global Gender Gap Report 2025, outpacing global peers in women’s political representation, economic participation, and AI preparedness. This …
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Priya Nair’s appointment as Hindustan Unilever’s first woman CEO in 92 years is historic—but also deeply telling. This article explores the corporate gender gap that kept capable women from top …
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The Marching Sheep Inclusion Index 2025 reveals a striking reality—63% of Indian companies have no women in key roles. This article unpacks the findings, explores why leadership pipelines are failing …
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A UN Women study warns of a $420 billion annual shortfall in finance for gender equality in developing nations. We break down the implications and explore how proper investment and care …
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India’s updated National Sports Policy (2025) lays out an ambitious multi-pillar strategy. But while inclusion is echoed throughout, without legal mandates, the policy falls short in delivering real change for …
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India’s impressive Gini Index ranking places it among the most income-equal nations globally. But the real story lies beneath the numbers—proxy ownership, gendered access, and systemic gaps still persist.
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For the first time in CISF history, four women officers have been appointed as IGs across critical portfolios. This is not a one-off—it is the beginning of a more inclusive …
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NAVYA, a pilot programme under Viksit Bharat@2047, offers vocational training in non-traditional roles to girls aged 16–18 in tribal and aspirational districts. This article dives into its scope, ambitions, and …