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Do Women Have The Right to Feel Secure?
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His arms fling over my shoulder and I feel his finger tips trying to reach the side of my left breast. I feel his every movement in the crowded public vehicle in Kathmandu. I feel uncomfortable with the middle-aged man…
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Reeti K.C.
Posted on Oct 11, 2018
Stylish Women in a War Zone
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When alarms go off, wee woo wee woo, ambulances pierce your brain and you have no idea what to do. Your mind goes blank and all you see is chaos …blood, screams, dust, rush, shattered glasses and scattered pieces of…
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Zahra.Zephyr
Posted on Mar 03, 2019
Her Right for Dignity is My Dignity
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Muskan ( Age 17) Coming from a community where getting birth as a girl is considered as a curse. My Father and My Grandmother always wanted a son, but we both sisters were born. My father being a illiterate person, Rickshaw…
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Bharti Singh Chauhan
Posted on Dec 10, 2019
Technology Transformed Tosin
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The story of my life and living cannot be complete without mentioning technology. To some, this may be blasphemy, but to me, who went through it, it is to the glory of God Almighty. The summary of my message is no one can…
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Olutosin
Posted on Mar 11, 2020
Story Award
NEPAL: There Was Blood in My Panties
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When she started menstruating, Reeti wasn't prepared for the stigma and shame that arrived with her period.
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Reeti K.C.
Posted on Jul 25, 2017
A woman's words and waste another Woman's wealth.
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When i was first introduced to world pluse by a sister, for days i was filled with regrets on why i didn't know about such a platform lifting women 15 years ago, questions filled my heart ie: were they Really existing?. Each…
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Edith Ijeh
Posted on Jul 24, 2018
Story Award
INDIA: Lifting the Ban on Emergency Contraceptives
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In India, emergency contraceptive pills are supposed to be available without a prescription. When Vaishnavi realized women still couldn't find them in drug stores, she launched a petition that ledto a partial victory.
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Vaishnavi Sundar
Posted on Feb 14, 2017
Story Award
NEPAL: Fathers Should Teach Their Daughters to Be Heroes
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Sambridhi advocates for raising girls the way she was raised—to be strong and independent.
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Sambridhi
Posted on Jul 12, 2017
CELEBRATE YOUR IMPACT: January Encourager Party
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" Encouragement is like oxygen to the human spirit. Don’t forget you’re carrying someone else’s air. Encourage them; help them breathe. ”- Anonymous The presence of Encouragers on World Pulse made this digital space unique…
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Karen Quiñones-Axalan
Posted on Feb 02
Story Award
PAKISTAN: My Culture Disapproves, But I Sing Anyway
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Through song, Rakhshinda Shakir raises her voiceagainst the repression of women in her culture.
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Rakhshinda Shakir
Posted on May 16, 2017
Story Award
INDIA: Let Us Address the "Elefant in the Room"
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Aparna Gopan reflects on a culture that teaches double standards, silence, andshame.
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Aparna Gopan
Posted on Dec 06, 2017
AN ODE TO ALL THE MOMS IN THE WORLD
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A ODE TO ALL MOMS Though I do not know anything about Pregnancy and stuff , have heard from my friends and sisters, I may not know but i wud like to pen an ODE Its not a lyrical 1, somehow been on my mind from a long time.…
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sridevi k
Posted on Mar 03, 2018
Indigenous Sovereignty is Climate Action
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Marked on my calendar for this afternoon was to watch and listen to a broadcast called Indigenous Sovereignty is Climate Action. It is a call to action by a well known and very active group here in Canada and across North…
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Tamarack Verrall
Posted on Nov 10, 2019
My Revolutionary Periods Stories.
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I was on 6th grade when I first got my periods. It was Wednesday and I was on my sports dress all white from top to bottom. As, I stood and started walking everyone was saying, “Saniya you are bleeding.” While some were…
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Tunda
Posted on Mar 08, 2018
She was Born to Fly - More power to Girls- International Women Day
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In a small tribe, where the fate of people was endowing with No Education , No awareness , No technologies , No facilities , No advance or modern way of Life , No Freedom , No ideas to flourish , No sense of living ….. as…
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Nabila Abbas
Posted on Mar 02, 2019
The Gift of Hope
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I feel hope when I learn that women are rising When one woman has reached another in need When a woman who has been punished for speaking out Meets a sister. When girls learn that they have a right to be free To choose their…
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Tamarack Verrall
Posted on Dec 24, 2020
Ladies let's talk! What the world needs now are REUSABLE CLOTH SANITARY PADS!
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Dear Sisters, we have a worldwide dilemma. Too many sanitary napkins are making mountains and tampons clogging pipes. Too many toxic shock episodes, and it's just really expensive to bleed every month. In the developed…
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jomarieb.earth
Posted on Jan 03
“Quarantine” Your Uterus!
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The global epidemic of COVID-19 is a wreaking havoc on a wide array of health, economic, social and personal decisions. However, what may be lost in the chaos among other effects and dangers is the specific impact on sexual…
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Harriet Kamashanyu
Posted on Apr 13, 2020
The Stereotype against Persons with disabilities
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One faithful day i was invited by Hitv in Buea, Cameroon for an interview and i had to travel from Kumba to Buea and back to Kumba that same day. When i arrived in Buea, i was waiting for a taxi beside the road. Then a woman…
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Lilian Dibo Foundation
Posted on Jan 19
Thriving Thursday: Mental Health Matters!
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As the world faces its battle against the COVID-19 pandemic, discussions on mental health became more prevalent nowadays. Having mental health challenges is an invisible pandemic by itself. It needs the same concern and…
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Karen Quiñones-Axalan
Posted on Jul 16, 2020
Blossom
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The other day I was told that I have blossomed in the last few years and have grown into myself. At first, I felt offended. I thought I had blossomed a long time ago lol. But after continuously having this statement running…
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payal_4
Posted on Mar 11, 2018
Story Award
NEPAL: A Letter to My Body
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Sharmila was 21 when she realized her body had become a stranger.
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Sharmiladhungana
Posted on Feb 28, 2017
Story Award
INDIA: One Toilet Started a Body Dignity Movement
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Deepa Pawar organizes women and girls in her slum community so they won’t have to experience the same indignities she faced.
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Deepa Pawar
Posted on Oct 10, 2019
My First Story
Finding my voice
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Hello Wonderful Women of World Pulse! I was moved to join this community when I heard Karen Quiñones-Axalan speak at a virtual Aspire conference last night. Her message was one of the power of encouragement and how it takes…
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katechester
Posted on Oct 15, 2020
Log On, Lift Up: A Revolution of Encouragers
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I came across a viral social media meme for parenting that says: What if "Stop Crying" turned to "I'm listening" for an entire generation? It is a provocative sentence on raising children. How many of us were not allowed to…
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Karen Quiñones-Axalan
Posted on Jun 09, 2020

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