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Women's Rights Discussion with Silvia C. Dubovoy and Ama van Dantzig

Women's Rights Discussion with Silvia C. Dubovoy and Ama van Dantzig

Montessori education is about the liberation of the human being: to be given ownership, independence and respect — and to have the best possible environment to enable optimal development. Therefore, 8 March, a day that pays tribute to equality on International Women’s Day, and Montessori go hand in hand. This AMI Talk, held on 8 March 2021 features Silvia C. Dubovoy, PhD and Ama van Dantzig, co-founder of Dr. Monk. Silvia and Ama share insights on equality and equity gained from their professional lives. Silvia shares an overview of the social movements and historical context that shape Montessori's particular brand of idealism. Silvia explores her ideas about the education of young girls and the link between the wellbeing of mother and child in the context of what we now know as Montessori theory and practice. In her daily life, Ama works with game-changers, pioneers and visionaries to create a brave new world. She strives to develop and support the ideas and interventions that unleash much needed societal shifts. Ama shares her passion for helping people find ingenious solutions for the challenges of our time. She also focuses on the relevance of uniting people and communities in order to help leaders to take the steps to confront such challenges.

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