Empowering the Unseen: Navigating ‘It’s Women’s World

“In the realm where strength meets grace, and resilience intertwines with compassion, behold the magnificent tapestry of ‘It’s Women’s World.’”

Every year, on March 8th, the world comes together to celebrate International Women’s Day (IWD). It’s a day dedicated to recognizing and honoring the achievements of women across various fields—culture, politics, the economy, and society at large. But why does this day matter? Let’s delve into the significance, history, and traditions surrounding IWD.

1. A Theme for Every Year Each IWD revolves around a specific theme. In 2022, the theme was “Gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow.” This focus sheds light on the intersection of gender equality and environmental issues. Women, especially those in poverty-stricken communities, bear the brunt of climate change and disaster risks. By highlighting these challenges, IWD raises awareness and encourages action. In 2024 this year, he theme of IWD 2024, 'Invest in Women: Accelerate Progress', will spotlight critical topics essential for fostering inclusive and equitable societies through the economic empowerment of women and girls. The event will include: Presentation of the “Ambassador for a Day 2024” competition.

2. A Long and Rich History IWD didn’t emerge overnight—it has deep roots. Back in 1910, Clara Zetkin, a German activist, proposed the idea of an international day at a conference attended by 100 women from 17 countries. The first IWD was celebrated in 1911 in Austria, Denmark, Switzerland, and Germany. It wasn’t until 1977 that the United Nations officially recognized March 8th as a global holiday. Understanding IWD’s origin reminds us of its radical beginnings and the need for transformative change.

3. Celebrating Women’s Accomplishments Women have played pivotal roles in movements for voting rights, civil rights, labor rights, and more. They’ve excelled in medicine, science, literature, and politics. IWD provides a platform to recognize and celebrate these achievements. It’s a moment to honor the trailblazers who have shaped our world.

4. Acknowledging the Work Ahead While celebrating progress, IWD also reminds us of the work that remains. Women constitute 70% of the world’s 1.3 billion people living in poverty. Climate-related disasters disproportionately affect women and girls, with 80% of displaced individuals being female. The pandemic exacerbated existing inequalities. Reversing these effects requires concerted efforts.

5. A Chance to Support Women’s Causes IWD is an opportunity to raise funds for organizations working toward gender equality and women’s rights. Consider donating to respected initiatives that empower women globally.

In conclusion, International Women’s Day is more than a date on the calendar—it’s a call to action. Let’s celebrate, advocate, and work together for a more equitable world.

At Janasya we take inspiration from this and have designed our kurta and dresses for women keeping in mind necessicity of today working women who takes on multiple role in the world.

1. Women’s Formal Kurtas: Designed with sophistication and grace, making them suitable for professional settings, events, and formal gatherings.

2. Women's Casual Kurta: Casual kurtas are comfortable and versatile garments that can be worn for various occasions. Whether you’re heading to work, a casual outing, or a family gathering, casual kurtas offer both style and ease.

You may get Kurta for Women for various occasion, styles, and pattern and fabric at Janasya.