Science and technology are often considered to be the forte of men. if I ask you to name few greatest scientists of all time, there are chances that you may end up telling only male scientists women are left off the roster, despite making a huge contribution to science and researches. In history, there are numerous female scientists who made crucial discoveries and inventions in the field of science. Joining me Melisa Lopez Anton, chair of the Spanish women scientists association in the US.

Indian Social Activist| Women activist in India| Social Worker Smita Vikhankar Woman For Woman- Social Worker Smita Vikhankar & Rajni Vohra (www.wahwoman.in) Volunteering is the commitment of time and energy, for the benefit of society and community, the environment, or individuals outside one’s immediate family. It is undertaken freely and without concern for financial gain. Your focus switches from yourself to other people. Your own life, for a while, fades into the background. One such large-hearted person Smita Vikankar joined us on WahWoman to share her perspective and her work towards feminine hygiene.

Women’s Networking Groups| Local support group| A Talk with Seema Tanwar & Rajni Vohra on WahWoman (www.wahwoman.in) Contents include: Women networking groups need in society Women networking challenges Value of women networking watch it

Women in Tech- Klorenta Janushi & Rajni Vohra (www.wahwoman.in) Why are just a few women in technology? How does it feel to be a woman heading a unit/department primarily in a male-dominated sector and what challenges one can expect? How can we encourage more inclusion, more women in tech- were few of the questions that led me to invite Klorenta Janushi, a cybersecurity expert at the Council of Ministers, #Albania on #WahWoman – A global women empowerment channel (www.wahwoman.in).

People around the world face violence and inequality just—because of their Sexual orientation and gender identity. Although a lot has been said and is being done, nevertheless, in many parts of the world, discrimination persists in various degrees- name-calling and bullying, to being denied a job or appropriate healthcare, the range of unequal treatment faced is extensive and damaging. Joined me on #WahWoman, to share her perspective on the same and about #LGBTQ rights Vanessa Jacqueline, a motivational speaker, writer, blogger, and social activist. Watch it

An inspirational woman| Power of woman Yanina Dubeykovskaya | the most inspiring women An inspirational woman| Power of woman Yanina Dubeykovskaya Yanina Dubeykovskaya – An influential woman talks on WahWoman with Rajni Vohra Yanina Dubeykovskaya, who dons many hats in her professional and personal life alike. Her motivational words have inspired many and influenced lives. She is an entrepreneur, humanitarian, leader and influential network, a Scientist, Doctor of philosophy, certified professional in psychoanalysis and communications – Mother of three and Grandmother of two. It was quite delightful and engaging to talk to her as a guest on WahWoman.

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Ecuador women’s rights activists Gender Equality and issues in Ecuador with Cristina Loayza & Rajni Vohra ( www.wahwoman.in) Ecuador, a South American country with a diverse landscape, is reported to have scored 0.76 (in Colombia: gender gap index 2016-2020, Published by Marina Pasquali, Mar 9, 2020) In 2020,, which shows a gender gap of approximately 24 percent (women are 24 percent less likely than men to have equal opportunities). That same year, the gender gap in the area of political empowerment in Colombia amounted to 68 percent. Gender gap index in Colombia from 2016 to 2020, in 2020, which shows a gender gap of approximately 24 percent which means women are 24% less likely than men to have equal opportunities, the same year, the gender gap in the area of political empowerment in Colombia amounted to 68 percent. Joined us on WahWoman, Christina Loayza, from Ecuador who has been a gender officer at care a project manager at UNDP and she has been actively working for human and for many human organizations ecuador, ecuadorian women, ecuadorian girls, girls of ecuador , women of ecuador, ecuadorians , divorce in Ecuador machismo ecuador, ecudor women get married, ecuadorian culture , life in ecuador , ecuadorian family, family culture discover cuenca, ecuador women and work ecuadorian culture women