Feminism in Finland презентация

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Some facts 1906 the women of Finland became the first

Some facts

1906 the women of Finland became the first women in

Europe to be granted the unrestricted right to vote
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International Council of Women in Helsinki, 1954. Unioni, the League of Finnish Feminists

International Council of Women in Helsinki, 1954. Unioni, the League of

Finnish Feminists
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Feminist Party

Feminist Party

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Powerful Finnish women Tarja Halonen - Minister of Foreign Affairs

Powerful Finnish women

Tarja Halonen
- Minister of Foreign Affairs (1995-2000)
- The

first female president of Finland
(2000-2012)
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Powerful Finnish women Minister of Defence (1990) Minister of Finance (2011) Prime Ministers (2003 and 2010)

Powerful Finnish women

Minister of Defence (1990)

Minister of Finance (2011)

Prime Ministers (2003

and 2010)
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parental leave is only 263 days preschool and day care

parental leave is only 263 days
preschool and day care are

basically free
its maternity package sent to every expectant mother

Maternity in Finland

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«Finnish women are much more outgoing and approachable than the

«Finnish women are much more outgoing and approachable than the men

and often command three or four languages. Their position in society and business is well-respected and superior to that of women in most other cultures».
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About 60% of university graduates are women!

About 60% of university graduates are women!

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Military service

Military service

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