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August 26 is Women's Equality Day in the United States. It commemorates the date in 1920 when congress approved the 19th Amendment to the Constitution, granting women full and equal voting rights. This milestone event has produced a ripple effect around the globe, inspiring women of all nationalities to continue to fight for fair and equal rights across a broad spectrum of topics.
In the 102 years since the 19th Amendment was ratified, headway has been made with reproductive rights, equal pay, workplace rights, education rights, gender equity, racial equity, and female representation in leadership – areas once considered untouchable and undebatable. Our ongoing accomplishments reflect the inter-generational bond between women and demonstrate that the legacy of our predecessors has been embodied by the equally strong, talented, and resilient women of the present day.
The fight for gender equality began over a century ago – and it will continue until complete, universal equality is obtained. Fortunately, accomplishing that seems more within reach these days, as advocates of differing gender, ethnicity, and nationality have been using their collective voices and resources to accelerate the push for equal rights.
At Thirdera we are committed to cultivating an environment where all Eranauts feel welcome and valued. Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) are the gears that make our engine run.
We celebrate women not only on special occasions but throughout the year, working and creating experiences where all employees feel empowered with opportunities to develop and grow. Through the Women at Thirdera Group, Working Moms Group, and Women to Women Mentoring activities, among many other initiatives, the community of great women and allies is shining to inspire all our workforce across the organization.
The reach of our Women at Thirdera group extends beyond the internal interactions to cover the whole ServiceNow ecosystem. Check out our LinkedIn Women in Tech group and become an active member of the community by connecting with like-minded peers to inspire and empower women in your life and in your network.
Join us on August 25th for an educational webinar to celebrate Women’s Equality Day.
During this fun and interactive event brought to you by Women at Thirdera, we will discuss how organizations can promote and enable women's equality. You will learn what you can do to become a women's rights advocate and ally and have an opportunity to participate in our educational trivia about the women's rights journey.
Plus, get a chance to win a donation that will be made to the women's rights organization of your choice.
This event is brought to you by
Women at Thirdera (W@T) is a group that was created to build an environment to connect, inspire, and empower the Women of Thirdera and beyond.
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