International women's day

International women's day has been celebrated for over a century with 1st one held in 1911. The day was officially recognized by the united nations in 1975 and has been celebrated annually since then. The day is celebrated in many countries around the world although it is not a public holiday in most of them. The theme of international women's day varies from year to year. But it always focuses on issues related to gender equality and women's right. The colors associated with international women's day are purple, green and white which were used by the women's suffrage movement. Many women's organizations and charities use international women's day as an opportunity to raise funds and awareness for their causes. Some countries have specific traditions associated with the day, such as men giving flowers or gifts to the women in their lives. Internationl women's day is often marked by marches, rallies, and other events that bring attention to issues affecting women. The day is an opportunity to recognize theachievements of women in various fields, including science, technology, politics, and the arts. The World Economic Forum's Global Gender Gap Report tracks progress towards gender parity in various areas including education, employment, and political representaion.