International Day of Rural Women in 2021

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2021 Date	October 15, 2021
2022 Date	October 15, 2022

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International Day of Rural Women in 2021

International Day of Rural Women seeks to raise awareness about the role that women and girls play in their households and communities. Rural refers to either the countryside or just outside towns and cities.

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Women are the backbone of our rural communities. Today, we take time celebrate rural women and all they do for our communities and our economy. Thank you! #IDRW2021 https://t.co/1bQBFJ9s8b
— United Conservative Caucus (@UCPCaucus) October 15, 2021

Women are the backbone of our rural communities. Today, we celebrate rural women and all they do for our province, our communities, and our economy. https://t.co/1zWRTn6siF
— Tanya Fir (@tanya_fir) October 15, 2021

Today I want to acknowledge all rural women who have made such important contributions to their families and communities. Unfortunately, too often they are not being recognized nor adequately appreciated. Special thanks to my mom and my grandmothers. #ruralwomenempowerment https://t.co/vYgdFjyveR
— Rod Shaigec (@shaigec) October 15, 2021

Today marks International Day of Rural Women. Worldwide, women and girls in rural areas lack equal access to resources and services. Ontario is taking action to help survivors of violence receive the supports they need, right in their home community. https://t.co/zYdQxIYVhi
— Ontario Women (@WomenON) October 15, 2021

International Day of Rural Women! Women in ag is on the rise, and the industry is so much stronger because of it! There is still plenty of room to grow the industry to be more inclusive and diverse but the seed is sown and she is here with water and sunshine. ☀️ #agtwitter https://t.co/WJPz20SzSj
— Red Shed Malting (@redshedmalting) October 15, 2021

Rural women have much to teach us about how effort and sacrifice enable us to build the fabric that ensures access to food, the equitable distribution of goods, and the possibility for every human being to realise their aspirations. #RuralWomenDay
— Pope Francis (@Pontifex) October 15, 2021

Rural women farmers in #CdnAg and around the world help put food on our tables and run successful businesses. Join us in celebrating them today on #IDRW21 and everyday, and learn about our initiatives to help them and their communities thrive. https://t.co/SNZblYYxQ9
— Corteva Canada (@CortevaCA) October 15, 2021

International Day of Rural Women To all women, youth, and Indigenous peoples who work in agricultural production, you are pillars of our food security, agents of change against the climate crisis, anchors for your families and communities. You are essential. You are the future. https://t.co/cFAGOwJ3wC
— Marie-Claude Bibeau (@mclaudebibeau) October 15, 2021

@tanya_fir Women in rural communities are women, just like women across the province. Why the ballcap and overalls? Rural women are doctors, lawyers, nurses, teachers, moms, grandmothers, work in family businesses, work and face continuing challenges during #COVID19AB.
— Kathy Masked Double vaxxed (@Kathy_Edm) October 15, 2021

Juliette Bader of Colonel Gray was the top runner in the Juvenile Women’s division at the 2021 PEISAA Cross Country Provincial Championships held at Ch’town Rural. Annie-Pier Morency (Evangeline) took Silver and Bree McAlduff (Three Oaks) the Bronze. https://t.co/60jdiuetey
— PEISAA (@peischoolsports) October 14, 2021