Essays on Empowerment

 When looking at our society today, realize I take much for granted. As a woman, I will be able to vote, become a doctor, study at university, have the choice to marry and start a family (or not), and do many other things that just…

“Lanval,” a short story in Marie de France’s “Lais,” is a journey of chivalry and knightship, with an unnatural representation of women in power. In the medieval era, women were objectified and often written to be underneath the influence of men. Marie de France sought…

She is fearless. That was my first thought when Zahida Kazmi started telling me her story about how she became Pakistan’s first female taxi driver. Zahida Kazmi, a 64 years old widow and a mother of seven children, drives a taxi in Rawalpindi since the…

Throughout the years women are considered weak and only good for one thing. Women are viewed to take care of the children and be a housewife. Women in many eras fought for their desire to be equal. Equal rights weren’t just handed to women, that…

“A woman should be aware, self-control, strong will, self-reliant and rational, having faith in the inner strength of womanhood. A meaningful change can be brought only from within by being free in the deeper psychic sense.” -Manju Kapur Being a woman novelist, the writers expresses…

Introduction Women carry dynamic personality which makes them to play a very important role in society. Major issue that we face is women empowerment in developing countries. Participations of women in economic activities are very low. Micro finance is the major platform in which women…

This literature review will analyze a study done in a community-based setting that has implemented the educational empowerment framework in groups as the primary source for intervention when dealing with victims of intimate partner violence (IPV). The study focuses on immigrant women, predominantly Mexican and…

The structuration theory, according to Encyclopoedia Britannica, is that “structures are maintained and adapted through the exercise of agency”. Anthony Giddens presented the structuration theory to inform others that people act differently around different people. For example, the way I act with my mother is…

Education is globally acknowledged as the most powerful means of empowering girls and women and protecting them from the violation of their human rights. Investing in girls’ and women’s education can transform, and even save, lives — the lives of girls and women, and the…

GENERATION PERSPECTIVES A new generation of employees with new prospects are entering they are known in many places at work, but most people recognize them lac or Generation Y. There are many kinds of already Employment; managers may need to deal with the generation giving…

Cardiovascular disease is a class of disease that affects not only the structure and function of the heart, but also one’s physical, emotional, and social well-being. This essay will discuss the human health experience of a guest speaker, whom has spoken account of a series…

Today it is the thirteenth day of facing brutal verbal and physical abuse from her husband by Sajida. To her nothing matters more than her daughter’s (Shahzadi) chance to get her right to go to school. She is determined to face this onslaught but send…

In 1978, Halloween, one of the most representative of slasher movies, directed by John Carpenter, was released to the public. Following its predecessors like Psycho (1960) and Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974), the film adopted a method in presenting a man murderer as a stalker…

Information and Communications Technology, also known as ICT, “refers to technologies that provide access to information through telecommunications.” 1 It focuses on technologies for communication, like telecommunications, broadcast media, audiovisual processing and transmission systems and such. This includes the Internet, cell phones, radio, television, and…

Although seldom studied as a commentary on femininity, J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings offers prolonged insight into female empowerment. Tolkien’s representation of women in his 1954-55 sequel has long been the focus of preeminent controversial debate. Many people have regularly lodged a protest…