Today, women make up only 26.5% of parliamentarians worldwide

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While the UN's Sustainable Development Goals call for gender-balanced representation by 2030, little is being done to tackle the underlying causes of this imbalance.

Data links gender inclusive leadership with everything from increased corporate profits to effective peace-keeping. But meaningful change is more than a numbers game.

Research shows that leaders who embrace traditionally feminine qualities, such as collaboration and empathy, create thriving organizations and societies. To achieve gender-balanced global representation, we must redefine leadership through a feminist lens.

In the words of bell hooks…

feminist leadership is for everybody.

by Sarah Emery Clark, published October 2024

redefining

LEADERSHIP

a citizen science project

exploring gender imbalance

This year, close to half of the world’s population will be electing new leadership1. In a landscape of geopolitical, environmental and economic strife, examining power imbalances is crucial.

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