International Women's Day

In July 2014, she was appointed UN Women Goodwill Ambassador. In September of the same year, she delivered a remarkable speech at the United Nations headquarters in Washington, DC, calling on men and women to make gender equality a priority. For her, feminism is not a detestation of men. Her speech is endorsed by the Nobel Peace Prize winner, Malala Yousafzai, who claims to identify as a feminist with her.

Also in September, she made her first trip as a goodwill ambassador to Uruguay. She gives a speech to encourage women to participate in the political life of their country. Two months later, the US organization Ms. Foundation for Women named her a feminist celebrity.

On March 8, 2015, on the occasion of International Women's Day, she organized an interactivity Q & A session with her fans as part of the HeForShe campaign.

In February 2016, she announces her parenting career for a year, to devote herself to her "personal development" (she plans to read a book a week, including those related to her book club) and her commitments on societal issues, including its role as a goodwill ambassador for the cause of women. She announces via Twitter that she is also launching a feminist reading club, Our Shared Shelf, to encourage women to excel and advocate for their rights In July 2014, she was appointed UN Women Goodwill Ambassador. In September of the same year, she delivered a remarkable speech at the United Nations headquarters in Washington, DC, calling on men and women to make gender equality a priority. For her, feminism is not a detestation of men. Her speech is endorsed by the Nobel Peace Prize winner, Malala Yousafzai, who claims to identify as a feminist with her.

Also in September, she made her first trip as a goodwill ambassador to Uruguay. She gives a speech to encourage women to participate in the political life of their country. Two months later, the US organization Ms. Foundation for Women named her a feminist celebrity.

On March 8, 2015, on the occasion of International Women's Day, she organized an interactivity Q & A session with her fans as part of the HeForShe campaign.

In February 2016, she announces her parenting career for a year, to devote herself to her "personal development" (she plans to read a book a week, including those related to her book club) and her commitments on societal issues, including its role as a goodwill ambassador for the cause of women. She announces via Twitter that she is also launching a feminist reading club, Our Shared Shelf, to encourage women to excel and advocate for their rightsIn July 2014, she was appointed UN Women Goodwill Ambassador. In September of the same year, she delivered a remarkable speech at the United Nations headquarters in Washington, DC, calling on men and women to make gender equality a priority. For her, feminism is not a detestation of men. Her speech is endorsed by the Nobel Peace Prize winner, Malala Yousafzai, who claims to identify as a feminist with her.

Also in September, she made her first trip as a goodwill ambassador to Uruguay. She gives a speech to encourage women to participate in the political life of their country. Two months later, the US organization Ms. Foundation for Women named her a feminist celebrity.

On March 8, 2015, on the occasion of International Women's Day, she organized an interactivity Q & A session with her fans as part of the HeForShe campaign.

In February 2016, she announces her parenting career for a year, to devote herself to her "personal development" (she plans to read a book a week, including those related to her book club) and her commitments on societal issues, including its role as a goodwill ambassador for the cause of women. She announces via Twitter that she is also launching a feminist reading club, Our Shared Shelf, to encourage women to excel and advocate for their rightsvv

Also in September, she made her first trip as a goodwill ambassador to Uruguay. She gives a speech to encourage women to participate in the political life of their country. Two months later, the US organization Ms. Foundation for Women named her a feminist celebrity.

On March 8, 2015, on the occasion of International Women's Day, she organized an interactivity Q & A session with her fans as part of the HeForShe campaign.

In February 2016, she announces her parenting career for a year, to devote herself to her "personal development" (she plans to read a book a week, including those related to her book club) and her commitments on societal issues, including its role as a goodwill ambassador for the cause of women. She announces via Twitter that she is also launching a feminist reading club, Our Shared Shelf, to encourage women to excel and advocate for their rightsvv In July 2014, she was appointed UN Women Goodwill Ambassador. In September of the same year, she delivered a remarkable speech at the United Nations headquarters in Washington, DC, calling on men and women to make gender equality a priority. For her, feminism is not a detestation of men. Her speech is endorsed by the Nobel Peace Prize winner, Malala Yousafzai, who claims to identify as a feminist with her.

Also in September, she made her first trip as a goodwill ambassador to Uruguay. She gives a speech to encourage women to participate in the political life of their country. Two months later, the US organization Ms. Foundation for Women named her a feminist celebrity.

On March 8, 2015, on the occasion of International Women's Day, she organized an interactivity Q & A session with her fans as part of the HeForShe campaign.

In February 2016, she announces her parenting career for a year, to devote herself to her "personal development" (she plans to read a book a week, including those related to her book club) and her commitments on societal issues, including its role as a goodwill ambassador for the cause of women. She announces via Twitter that she is also launching a feminist reading club, Our Shared Shelf, to encourage women to excel and advocate for their rights In July 2014, she was appointed UN Women Goodwill Ambassador. In September of the same year, she delivered a remarkable speech at the United Nations headquarters in Washington, DC, calling on men and women to make gender equality a priority. For her, feminism is not a detestation of men. Her speech is endorsed by the Nobel Peace Prize winner, Malala Yousafzai, who claims to identify as a feminist with her.

Also in September, she made her first trip as a goodwill ambassador to Uruguay. She gives a speech to encourage women to participate in the political life of their country. Two months later, the US organization

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