User talk:Women in Music Day

In 2008 International Women in Music Day was established to raise awareness about the importance of the plight of females working and involved within the music industry and to breakdown the barriers preventing access to the many roles occupied by the male gender.

To mark the centenary of the 1908 movement (when Emmeline Pankhurst  was arrested for protests)  Uniting The Nations Programs hosted “100 Years of Female Recognition” and celebrated with dignitaries and honoured guests introducing the Declaration of  International Women in Music Day on March 28th 2008.

Accompanied by the ribbon and rose emblem, the day of solidarity was declared to promote the opportunities for females to undertake vocations in sectors often not open to be filled by women and girls, the day brings support and encouragement to those looking to close the gender gap

Our recommendations: Read more about Women in Music the 1940 publication (part of the Women in Society series on Wikipedia) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women_in_musicublication

February 2020
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