Throughout this week, we’ll continue to share the International Women’s Day reflections from women who are working to make the world healthier, safer, and free from toxics. Tripti Arora from Toxics Link and IPEN’s South Asia Regional Coordinator shared the following: “Women bear the greatest burden of toxic pollution—its impacts harm their health, their families, and their futures. Yet, despite systemic barriers and unequal opportunities, they remain relentless in their fight for a safer, healthier world. From communities to global movements, women are leading change, often without recognition or support. This International Women’s Day, let’s honor their resilience, amplify their voices, and commit to building a just, equal, and toxics-free future for all.” To learn more about how women bear the greatest burden of toxic pollution, please download the ‘Women’s Health and Chemical Exposures’ fact sheet: https://lnkd.in/gDr7bVZt
