International Women's Day 2022 | It all started with Emmeline Pankhurst

Dawn Rasmussen
Updated February 18 2022 - 1:59pm, first published February 15 2022 - 12:30pm
SUFFRAGETTE: The bronze sculpture of Emmeline Pankhurst (officially called Rise Up Women) is located in Manchester in the UK. Photo: Shutterstock
SUFFRAGETTE: The bronze sculpture of Emmeline Pankhurst (officially called Rise Up Women) is located in Manchester in the UK. Photo: Shutterstock

International Women's Day (IWD), originally called International Working Women's Day is marked, remembered and celebrated on March 8 every year. It's a day we can all celebrate - women's achievements and lives of quiet inspiration.

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Dawn Rasmussen

Dawn Rasmussen

Senior Journalist

I love the writing game. It gets me bouncing out of bed, and dragging my feet at night when I have to finish up for the day. I started at The Bendigo Advertiser as the Creative Services Coordinator, and after many changes, I have ended up with a great 12 years with ACM (love that long service leave too as my secret gardens need tending sometimes). Working from home is tops and I hope I have many more productive times ahead.

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