On Twitter
On International Women’s Day
ATA Local #3 @atalocal3
~75% of us @atalocal3 are women. An equal world is an enabled world. How will you help forge a gender-equal world? Celebrate women’s achievements. Raise awareness against bias. Take action for equality.
Calgary Teachers @ATA38
Happy International Women’s Day! The first IWD was celebrated 112 years ago. We have come a long way since then, but still have far to go. Be proud of the journey that brought you here and keep moving forward. Ever onward.
Black Gold School Division @BlackGldSchools
Today is #InternationalWomen’sDay! To celebrate, we’re excited to highlight the incredible women in leadership positions throughout #BGSD who are helping to create a welcoming, inclusive and equitable future for our students! #inspiresuccess #IWD2023
Grande Prairie Public School Division @GPPSD2357
March 8th is International Women’s Day, and Canada’s theme this year is Every Woman Counts. Let’s celebrate the successful women around us, reminding today’s youth and girls that their dream is within reach.
Sturgeon Public Schools @SturgeonSchools
Here’s to the women of Sturgeon Public Schools who inspire, educate, and empower our future leaders each and every day. Happy International Women’s Day! Thank you for making our schools a great place to learn.
UN News @UN_News_Centre
Transformation of our societies for a better world can’t happen without first empowering women and girls, @UNHighRep Rabab Fatima said as #LDC5 marked #International WomensDay2023 spotlighting women and girls in science & technology.
CTF/FCE @CTFFCE
Teachers, celebrate #IWD2023 and help foster a gender equal world. Explore
@WAGE_FEGC’s toolkit for resources to engage students, spark a conversation and lead classroom activities.
ASEBP @ASEBP
We join all of our employers in celebrating #InternationalWomensDay and thanking women throughout the education sector for everything they do!
On the provincial budget
Allison McCaffrey-president, ATA Local 55 @allimc456
We wear #RedforEdAb to ask for sustainable and fully funded public education. Great to have received funding this week from the UCP but why did they refuse to fund for three years? Could it be we’re less than 100 days from an election?
