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March 8th will be International Women’s Day (IWD)!

Women’s day has been celebrated in various forms by socialist and communist groups and countries for over 100 years. It became a more widespread celebration of women’s achievements and aspirations when the United Nations adopted and promoted International Women’s Day.

 

 

2 Young People looking at the books in the book display Here at HKUST, the Library has joined the broader HKUST celebrations with an IWD 2025 Book Display. It highlights women’s achievements and work across the ages in many areas: science, technology, the arts, music, and literature, as well as in politics and labor.

Celebrate IWD by taking something to read, to listen to, or to watch. As this year's HKUST IWD 2025 theme states: #Accelerate Action!

 

 
 

Victoria Caplan
Head, Research and Learning Support
lbcaplan@ust.hk

Edited By
Victoria Caplan, lbcaplan@ust.hk
Published
04 Mar 2025
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