How can all succeed if many are held back?
What do women want? Equal pay. Access to education. The eradication of forced marriages. To not have to teach their daughters how to walk home at night, keys clutched in hand. Think only women want to live this way? No. We can, and must make the world a better place for women – for everyone.
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How #TOGETHERBAND supports gender equality
With the Billie Jean King Leadership Initiative (BJKLI)
#TOGETHERBAND supports charities and organizations such as the BJKLI by raising awareness around what they do, as well as funding through band sales.
What they do: The Billie Jean King Leadership Initiative is committed to promoting equality and inclusion and advocates equal pay for equal work. The foundation holds three pillars: Lift, Learn, and Lead, and collaborates with companies to increase diverse opportunities at all corporate levels.
Their aim: Achieve leadership that is inclusive and that leads to significant changes in how men and women operate in the world
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Building a fairer world with every investment
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- Read in our Investor Watch how women worldwide engage with their finances.
- Wonder how gender diversity could improve investor returns? Find out more
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WOMEN: New Portraits by Annie Leibovitz
Annie Leibovitz's most enduringly popular series of photographs WOMEN was published in 1999. The new series WOMEN: New Portraits, commissioned by UBS, features women of outstanding achievement including artists, musicians, politicians, writers and philanthropists. The new photographs were shown in 10 cities worldwide from January 2016 to February 2017 and joined the UBS Art Collection.
Relive the exhibition and discover tour highlights from all over the world in exclusive behind the scenes footage here.
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#WOMENxUBS by @AnnieLeibovitz
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