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If you work with women, you change every day because you experience them living isirika together in what they do.
In the work that I do, we trust women leaders and their ideas.
They have impacted over two million people, and they work with a group of 600,000 women in Mexico.
And I tell you, long after the lights have gone off Mexico, Semillas will be there with the communities, with the women, for a very long time.
Thirty years ago, there was very little funding that went directly to women's hands in their communities.
Today we celebrate 168 women's funds all over the world, 100 of which are in this country.
The challenge begins today because we see women everywhere organizing as isirika, including women organizing as isirika in TED.
One: if you want to solve the world's biggest problems, invest in women and girls.
Women who know how to protect themselves know what it means to make a difference.
And the second reason that I'm asking you to invest in women and girls is because this is the smartest thing you could ever do at this particular time.
And if we are going to have over 350 trillion dollars by 2030, those dollars need to be in the hands of women.
This picture shows a revolution started by women, and it shows women and men leading a mixed protest.
These women are learning about first aid and their rights according to the constitution.
In Yemen, most women are veiled and they are sitting behind doors and not very much part of the public life.
Brought in more women.
And so along with changing who worked there, you must have come up against another positioning that we always run into, in particular with women, and it has to do with outside image, dress, the veiled woman.
So how have you dealt with this on a personal level as well as the women who worked for you?
NA: As you know, the image of a lot of Yemeni women is a lot of black and covered, veiled women.
And a lot of it is because women are not able, are not free, to show their face to their self.
And the more empowered the women become, the more they are able to remove the veil, for example, or to drive their own car or to have a job or to be able to travel.
And the women can go in and swipe and get nine food items.
I heard about women being molested in their beds, flogged in their burqas, left for dead in parking lots, acid burned in their kitchens.
Some women became quiet and disappeared.
Other women became mad, driven machines like me.
My body had not only become a driven machine, but it was responsible now for destroying other women's bodies in its mad quest to make more machines to support the speed and efficiency of my machine.
And the other women arrived and they sat in a circle, and Michaela bathed my head with the sacred water.
And the other women sang and they prayed for me and my mother.
It was the Congolese women who are now rising up.
Guys are flaming out academically; they're wiping out socially with girls and sexually with women.
The only people who should care about this is parents of boys and girls, educators, gamers, filmmakers and women who would like a real man who they can talk to, who can dance, who can make love slowly and contribute to the evolutionary pressures to keep our species above banana slugs.
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