It should be a reminder that real empowerment comes from opportunity, not handouts, writes Platformance’s Rawan Hussein.
International Women’s Day means different things to different people. Some see it as a celebration of progress, while others use it as a call to action. For me, it is a reminder that opportunity should be based on merit, not gender. It’s a reflection of the hard work that the women in my network have put in to get to where they are, and I celebrate that.
I did not earn my position because I am a woman. The other women on our team did not either. We are here because we worked hard, built our
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