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🔹 Let’s talk about a topic that doesn’t get enough airtime: the silent struggles of those we often overlook. A wise soul recently shared, “It's been 35 years. And I still hurt every day from it.” This goes to show that ignoring the emotional turmoil doesn’t make it disappear. Here’s what we need to consider: - Millions of women are affected, leaving an indelible mark on their lives. - Fathers face their own quiet battles, often left behind and forgotten. - The ripple effects of these issues are immense, touching whole communities. It's time we bridge the gap in our discussions and acknowledge every story, every voice. Isn't it time we listen more and speak up for those silenced too long? 💬 Share your thoughts below. #SocialAwareness #EmotionalWellbeing #CommunitySupport #SilentStruggles #EmpathyInBusiness #InclusiveConversations

Government's Role in Promoting Equality vs. Military Spending In today's complex world, the balancing act between promoting social equality and maintaining robust military capabilities is more relevant than ever. On one hand, investing in equality initiatives can lead to a more just and cohesive society, where opportunities are accessible to all, and the social fabric is strengthened. On the other hand, a strong military is essential for national security, protecting our freedoms, and ensuring peace through deterrence. The debate isn't about choosing o

The proposed law aims to make military conscription mandatory for women, aligning their obligations with those of men. This initiative seeks to promote gender equality and bolster national defense capabilities. The legislation has sparked considerable debate, with proponents arguing that it ensures equal responsibility and broadens the talent pool for the military. Opponents, however, raise concerns about the impact on women's rights, family dynamics, and the potential for increased opposition to compulsory service. The proposal reflects broader societal discussions on gender roles and equality. What are your thoughts on the matter?

So happy to see my paper, written for the Transforming Military Culture Network, is published! Check out my thoughts on how and why military culture should be addressed within the home and family. https://lnkd.in/e2RqptZ5

Juneteenth is tomorrow, and Summer solstice is near! Check out The Red Brick Road Consulting and Coaching's new LinkedIn page along with our latest newsletter that includes resources and articles to understand Juneteenth's history, significance, and modern celebrations. #Juneteenth #redbrickroad #jointhejourney #diversityconsulting #DEIconsulting #deistrategy #leadershipcoaching

🎁 End-of-Year Celebration of Top #NAWO Resources 🎁 3️⃣ Equity versus equality – why you need to know the difference (Image is an adaptation of Craig Froehle’s original illustration) ❓Can you easily describe the difference between being treated equally and being treated equitably? Could you give an example of the dismantling of a systemic barrier to equity? While we’re not suggesting you use these questions as an ice-breaker at your next Christmas event 🤭, you might be interested in revisiting this fascinating article by Louise Weine so you can act on her advice in the New Year: “Choose your illustration, recognising no single illustration is perfect, and get on with having this important conversation in your workplace.” 📙 Read more about equity and equality and explore the many different visual representations available in this #NAWO member resource: https://lnkd.in/g9YiMSNj #GenderBalanceinOperations #WomeninOperations #DiversityandInclusion

Today, on ANZAC Day, we remember the remarkable courage, sacrifice and selflessness of the service men and women who defended our nation’s freedom. May we never forget the sacrifices of the past, and may we always be grateful for those who serve our country. Lest we forget. #BlueNrg #AustralianBusiness #BusinessSpecialist #BusinessThinking #SupportLocal #AustralianOwnedEnergy #LestWeForget

We know war has a different impact on veterans’ healthcare depending on whether you are a man or a woman. This webinar by Women In International Security gives you a glimpse of the gendered differences.

Clare Hutchinson I hear you very well. I've been dedicated to pushing for gender equality and the Women, Peace, and Security (WPS) agenda for the past two decades. Over a decade ago, we were all excited about new resolutions and NAPs on WPS and, more recently, by more NAPs and policies. But let's be real—implementation is still dragging, and the funding needed to bring these plans to life is pretty minimal, including in EU countries. Feminist movements are gaining strength, especially on social media, but there’s also a downside. The risk of being co-opted by big international organizations is higher now than ever, which can water down the real impact of these movements. As we continue this journey, it's more important than ever to stay focused and make sure that our push for gender equality and WPS leads to real, tangible change.

The speech by UN Human Rights Chief 𝐕𝐨𝐥𝐤𝐞𝐫 𝐓𝐮𝐫𝐤 at the 57th session of the UN Human Rights Council is indeed inspiring and direct, encouraging action for a just world by emphasizing the importance of human rights as a safeguard against unchecked power and conflict. The speech effectively highlights a critical global issue:- the necessity of political leadership in making human rights a reality. The message urges governments to prioritize human rights during escalating global conflicts. The emphasis on human rights as a safeguard against bleak futures is particularly compelling, offering a powerful call to action for peace, sustainability, and responsible leadership.