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[EXPLAINER]: What Next After 2025 International Women’s Day Celebration?

Oluwadara Akingbohungbe
By Oluwadara Akingbohungbe
Published: March 8, 2025
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International Women’s Day (IWD), celebrated annually on March 8, is a moment to honor the achievements of women, reflect on progress, and reignite the push for gender equality.

The 2025 celebration was no different—filled with inspiring speeches, powerful movements, and renewed commitments to breaking barriers. But as the celebrations fade, a crucial question remains: What next?

The theme for IWD 2025, “Inspire Inclusion,” encouraged people to foster a world where every woman and girl has the opportunity to thrive.

However, real change doesn’t come from a single day of events; it requires continuous action. Governments, businesses, and individuals must now channel the energy of IWD into sustained efforts that dismantle systemic challenges facing women.

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One of the biggest challenges women still face is economic inequality. The gender pay gap persists across industries, and many women struggle with limited access to leadership roles and entrepreneurship opportunities.

Post-IWD, policymakers and corporate leaders must commit to implementing fair wages, flexible work policies, and funding opportunities for women-owned businesses.

In many parts of the world, women’s rights are still under threat—whether through gender-based violence, lack of access to education, or restrictive laws.

Beyond IWD 2025, advocacy must focus on strengthening legal frameworks that protect women’s rights and ensure their voices are heard at every level of decision-making.

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Educating the next generation is crucial to breaking gender stereotypes and fostering a more inclusive society. Schools and communities should invest in empowering young girls with the confidence and skills to pursue careers in male-dominated fields, leadership roles, and innovation-driven industries.

Each person has a role to play in advancing gender equality. Supporting women-led businesses, mentoring young girls, challenging discrimination, and advocating for inclusive policies are ways to make a lasting impact.

As the world moves beyond the 2025 International Women’s Day celebrations, the real work begins. Change requires consistency, and by taking action every day, we move closer to a world where gender equality is a reality, not just a goal.

Women are the lifeline to our fortune, to ensure credible and proper assurance of our Women inclusiveness in National and international cohesion, we must dedicate our activities to the upliftment of every Women.

Good Women advice and nurturing transcends beyond the family, rather it reciprocate into National peace and justice, while culminating into international cohesion.

Our Women deserves support and urgent attention for proper preservation towards ensuring a peaceful, United and Solidified Nations

Happy International Women’s Day

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