The Seven Sins of Organizing an International Women’s Day Event

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The Seven Sins of Organizing an International Women’s Day Event

** Note that the event will be in Hebrew. All genders are welcome!

International Women’s Day (IWD - March 8) is on the horizon, and as organizations gear up to acknowledge and celebrate this occasion in innovative ways, they often find themselves trapped in common pitfalls. Ironically, year after year, despite good intentions to support and accelerate women's equality, these pitfalls - dubbed "the seven sins of organizing International Women’s Day" - lead to disappointment, failed expectations by employees, and, tragically, even resentment.

Throughout the years and after organizing and participating in countless events celebrating women’s achievements in STEM, I've compiled a list of do’s and don’ts for hosting successful IWD events. 

Join me in this free webinar designed for anyone interested in organizing such events within their company or externally. We'll explore the significance of these events, their potential impact, and delve into practical insights on how to inspire inclusion, even on a relatively small budget.

Bio:

Moran Weber is the CEO & Founder of Women on Stage; a digital stage and learning platform for professional women in tech to share knowledge, connect, and grow together. She’s formerly Tech Lead at Wix with 10 years of experience in software development. In addition, she is a Social Psychologist, holding an MA in Social Psychology, along with a BSc in Computer Science and Psychology from Tel-Aviv University.

In the past, Moran suffered from severe stage fright and impostor syndrome. Her path of overcoming these anxieties included stepping up to as many stages as possible, and becoming a renowned speaker and speakers’ trainer. Her unique background as a Software Developer, a Social Psychologist, and as a woman in tech drove her to embark on a mission to amplify women's voices everywhere.