IWD: Google celebrates with Doodle "women supporting women"
Global Tech Company, Google celebrated International Women's Day with a Doodle showing how women support women in all endeavors of life.
Women's Day aims to celebrate the contribution of women to society in all sectors, across cultural, political and socio-economic divides, while emphasizing equality gender, equal pay, discrimination against women and hoping for a diverse, equitable and inclusive world.
Each year on March 8, International Women's Day is celebrated around the world, while Women's History Month is observed throughout March. This year's theme is "DigitALL: Innovation and Technology for Gender Equality".
The theme aims to highlight the role of innovative technologies in promoting gender equality and meeting the health and development needs of women and girls, the Organization said. global health.
Commemorating the theme of 2023, Doodle celebrated International Women's Day today by sharing an animation about the different ways women support women.
Google on its social media platform wrote a celebratory message to women with a photo of the Doodle attached.
He wrote: "Celebrating women growing and building together, and supporting each other; today, tomorrow and everyday #GoogleDoodle #IWD2023."
The Doodle offers animations in each GOOGLE letter, describing many areas where women are helping each other to progress and improve the quality of life for each.
It shows a woman giving a speech as women of all ages look up to her, mothers taking care of their babies, women marching to change the world, and a woman doctor.
Additionally, if you click on the Doodle, purple confetti falls on the screen and women raise purple flags while wearing bracelets of the same hue, this represents the color scheme of suffragettes.
In 1908, the suffragettes created their own brand colors to protest the vote for women. Some of their colors were purple, white, and green.
Purple stood for loyalty and dignity, white for purity, and green for hope. Members were encouraged to wear the colors "as a duty and a privilege".
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Global Tech Company, Google celebrated International Women's Day with a Doodle showing how women support women in all endeavors of life.
Women's Day aims to celebrate the contribution of women to society in all sectors, across cultural, political and socio-economic divides, while emphasizing equality gender, equal pay, discrimination against women and hoping for a diverse, equitable and inclusive world.
Each year on March 8, International Women's Day is celebrated around the world, while Women's History Month is observed throughout March. This year's theme is "DigitALL: Innovation and Technology for Gender Equality".
The theme aims to highlight the role of innovative technologies in promoting gender equality and meeting the health and development needs of women and girls, the Organization said. global health.
Commemorating the theme of 2023, Doodle celebrated International Women's Day today by sharing an animation about the different ways women support women.
Google on its social media platform wrote a celebratory message to women with a photo of the Doodle attached.
He wrote: "Celebrating women growing and building together, and supporting each other; today, tomorrow and everyday #GoogleDoodle #IWD2023."
The Doodle offers animations in each GOOGLE letter, describing many areas where women are helping each other to progress and improve the quality of life for each.
It shows a woman giving a speech as women of all ages look up to her, mothers taking care of their babies, women marching to change the world, and a woman doctor.
Additionally, if you click on the Doodle, purple confetti falls on the screen and women raise purple flags while wearing bracelets of the same hue, this represents the color scheme of suffragettes.
In 1908, the suffragettes created their own brand colors to protest the vote for women. Some of their colors were purple, white, and green.
Purple stood for loyalty and dignity, white for purity, and green for hope. Members were encouraged to wear the colors "as a duty and a privilege".
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