What does empowerment and gender equality mean to you?
Is it about being able to stand your ground at home or work? Or is it also having the freedom to pursue one’s career and lifestyle choices, with no societal prejudice? What about equal opportunities in the workplace and the autonomy to innovate, ideate, and bring equal contributions to the table?
This International Women’s Day – in our first-ever virtual roundtable – four BYJUites take a stab at these pertinent questions, discussing how gender equality begins at home and how we at BYJU’S imbibe these principles into our culture and practices. Watch Hitesh Bhagia, Taranjana Singh, Ankeeta Das and Debayan Ghosh, along with Pooja Mehta (the moderator for the roundtable), share their take in these snippets from a riveting conversation:
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Have you asked yourself, what empowerment means to you? What advice would you give to your younger self on gender equality? From the need for freedom and autonomy to passing on the baton of empowerment; hear what BYJUites have to share:
They say, empowerment begins at home. As parents, raising your children to be empowered individuals essentially means instilling the right values at a young age. Exposure to meaningful pieces of literature, cinema and doing away with stereotypes like pink is for girls and blue is for boys, are a couple of other ways to nip gender inequalities right in the bud. Here’s what BYJUites have to say:
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Without gender equality today we can not achieve an equal future and without empowered people, we can not achieve empowerment. In order to promote gender equality for the next generation, it is important to keep questioning the existing conventions and break away from current gender biases. Watch BYJUites share their take on breaking biases, at home and work:
How are you taking a stand against gender inequality? Share your story in the comments below!
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