"What we can achieve in life should be defined by our capabilities, not limited by others’ expectations or systemic barriers.

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Each of us is born with the capacity to dream but society often decides whose dreams are celebrated and whose are overlooked. Systems of privilege, inequality, and tradition mean that dreams aligned with dominant norms are prioritised, while others are discouraged or devalued.

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From childhood so many of us are subtly taught that our ambitions must fit within the socially approved mould of our gender, class, race and beyond. Especially for women and girls dreams are often judged through the lens of stereotypes and systemic barriers and they are told to shrink their ambitions, to be practical, to stop dreaming so big.

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At The Women’s Association, we exist to change that narrative. We believe society thrives when every voice and vision is given the space to grow.

 

That is why I have made it my mandate to build the first ecosystem where women’s and girls’ dreams are nurtured and supported with respect, at every stage of life, regardless of what society says.

 

At The Women’s Association, your dreams truly matter to us."