International Women’s Day: Together for Equality and Justice!

The fight for women’s rights has been a long-standing struggle for human rights. March 8, International Women’s Day is not only a day to celebrate the economic, social, cultural, and political achievements of women but also an opportunity to raise awareness about gender equality and women's rights.

The History of International Women’s Day

The origins of March 8 as a day for women’s rights can be traced back to 1857, when female textile workers in New York went on strike, demanding better working conditions. However, the movement continued for decades, and in 1910, German activist Clara Zetkin proposed March 8 as International Women’s Day. In 1977, the United Nations officially recognized this day. Today, it is celebrated worldwide, drawing attention to the efforts needed to empower women and strengthen their rights in society.

What Are We Doing at VANA Women’s and Children’s Rights Association?

At VANA Women’s and Children’s Rights Association, we are committed to empowering women and ensuring equal opportunities in education, employment, and digital skills. Through various projects and activities, we support women’s participation in all aspects of life. On March 8, we organize events to raise awareness about women’s rights and continue our efforts to build a fairer future.

Together, We Are Stronger!

March 8 is not just a day of celebration—it is a day of awareness and solidarity. Let’s stand together, raise our voices for equality, and continue advocating for women’s rights!

📢 Join us in making a difference—connect with us, participate in our events, and support the cause of gender equality!

Bonne Journée Internationale des Droits des Femmes à toutes !