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MIDWIVES
Almost all the Midwives in the world are women, even though men are equally capable of delivering babies and educating others about reproductive health. The perception of this being “women’s work” should be dismantled and men should be encouraged to study midwifery if they are so inclined.
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DANCER
In the modern dance sector, there are significantly more men in positions of power than women. Conversely, there are fewer men in “feminine” genres, such as ballet. Through the work they do, and by encouraging others, Dancers can help achieve gender equality in their industry.
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ADVERTISING MANAGERS
Advertisements are carefully crafted to appeal to specific audiences, so Advertising Managers can promote gender equality in their work, as well as ensuring it in their workplaces.
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PHOTOGRAPHER
A picture speaks 1000 words. Photographers have a unique opportunity to convey key messages related to gender equality through their photographs.
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BEAUTY THERAPIST
Beauty treatments are usually very gender-specific, which can cause restrictions for both men and women. Beauty Therapists can create gender neutral treatments and promote gender equality in their workplace.
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PRESIDENT OR POLITICIAN
Much of the gender inequality that persists today is deeply rooted in laws and policies; as a President or a Politician, you can work to change them.
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POLICE CHIEF
There are clearly unequal gender ratios in police forces everywhere in the world. A Police Chief can use her position of authority to encourage change in attitudes towards women in the sector.
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CEO OR DIRECTOR
CEOs and Directors have a profound influence on how their employees are paid and recognised, how they progress, and how they’re treated in general. This means they can do a lot to ensure gender equality in their companies.
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COMPUTER PROGRAMMER
There are many professions with noticeable gender pay gaps, one of which is computer programming. Becoming a Computer Programmer means that you can promote equal pay and encourage more women to choose the same path.
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HUMAN TRAFFICKING CASE MANAGER
Human trafficking is still a severe global problem, and women are at particular risk. Human Trafficking Case Managers intervene in crisis situations and help both male and female victims of human trafficking.