From Socialist Roots to Spring Paradox: Unveiling the True Power of International Women's Day

The conversation delves into the history and origins of International Women's Day, highlighting the rebranding and political context that shaped its narrative. It then explores the global landscape for 2026, emphasizing the importance of intersectional feminism and the impact of gender equality programs in the Pacific Islands. The discussion also covers the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW 70) and practical actions, as well as the spring paradox and a mental health check-in. The key takeaways include the concept of intersectional autonomy and the principle of 'give to gain'.TakeawaysIntersectional AutonomyGive to GainChapters00:00 International Women's Day: History and Origins06:28 Global Landscape for 202614:01 Commission on the Status of Women (CSW 70) and Practical ActionsThis is a Jay Briar Allen production.