“Climate change is a global challenge that demands a collective response. Our actions today will shape the future of our planet. It is not enough to speak; we must act, and we must act now.”
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Her Excellency, Mia Mottley
Prime Minister of Barbados

A transformative force is at play in the heart of Ireland’s political landscape. Mary Lou McDonald, the dynamic leader of the opposition and beacon of hope, is orchestrating a symphony of change and unity that resonates far beyond party lines.

When the American singer and actress Queen Latifah first debuted with her distinctive two-octave vocal range in 1989’s ‘All Hail the Queen’, she was already focused on tackling issues around inclusion. The timeless duet with Monie Love, “Ladies First,” emphasized the value of women in society and has remained a representation of female emancipation. With her Queen Collective initiative, created in collaboration with Procter & Gamble, Flavor Unit Entertainment, and Tribeca Studios, the New Jersey native continues to practice what she has been preaching nearly four decades later.

The German Government recently announced new feminist policies, which include creating a new position for an ambassador for feminist foreign policy. In accordance with the laws, Germany will advocate guaranteeing that women’s issues are given more attention globally, that women are better represented, and that the significant development funds provided by the nation are more heavily invested in initiatives that address gender inequalities.