March is a time to celebrate, honour, and advocate for the rights and achievements of women worldwide. International Women’s Month shines a light on the social, economic, cultural, and political contributions of women, while also recognising the ongoing challenges in achieving gender equality.
The United Nations marks International Women’s Day (8 March) with a global theme each year, focusing on urgent gender equality issues. The theme for 2025 is ‘Inspiring Inclusion’, encouraging the world to champion diverse perspectives, advocate for equitable opportunities, and create meaningful spaces for women in all fields.
At She Loves Blooms, we are committed to celebrating women’s voices and empowering women through our designs. As a First Nations-owned business, our creations tell stories of strength, identity, and heritage, amplifying the voices of women across cultures.
While women have made significant progress in many spheres, gender disparities remain in leadership, economic participation, and access to education and healthcare. International Women’s Month serves as a powerful reminder to:
Recognise women’s contributions: From politics to science, arts to activism, women have shaped history and continue to break barriers.
Raise awareness of ongoing inequalities: Gender-based violence, wage gaps, and underrepresentation persist globally.
Encourage action: Governments, businesses, and individuals all have a role in fostering gender equity and empowering women.
Jewellery has long been a form of storytelling, and at She Loves Blooms, we craft designs that celebrate resilience, culture, and femininity. Our brooches tell stories of strength and solidarity, making them not just accessories but symbols of empowerment.
To mark International Women’s Month, we encourage you to support women-led businesses, amplify women’s voices, and reflect on the progress we’ve made—while advocating for the changes still needed.
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