American tech giant Google dedicated an animated illustration showcasing the spirit of women’s day.
To cherish the special occasion creatively, Google shared an animated slideshow that transports its viewers around the world to give a glimpse into the everyday lives of women across different cultures.
From a mother working from home to a motorcycle mechanic to a wildlife photographer, each illustration created by Doodle Art Director Thoka Maer depicted in today’s Doodle is connected by the common thread of how women take care of themselves, their families, and their communities, ANI reported from Washington.
She also left a message for all the women across the world saying, “I want all women to be able to truly choose the lives they want to live and receive all the respect they deserve. A stay-at-home mom makes the whole world for her children. A CEO makes for innovation and keeps her employees motivated and happy. The vagabond artist delights strangers and indulges in her freedom. Driving a truck, fighting for women’s rights, going to school, or making a meal. We all wake up in the morning and we all have a purpose, big or small. It all matters.”
This year, the UN theme for International Women’s Day is ‘Gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow’, motivating women and girls to have a voice and be equal players in decision-making related to climate change and sustainability with a message that says, “Without gender equality today, a sustainable future, and an equal future remains beyond our reach.”
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