International Women’s Day traces its roots to early 20th-century labour and suffrage movements and was first marked in 1911 as a call for women’s rights at work; including for fair pay, voting rights, and safer working conditions. More than a century later, it's a great opportunity to recognise the progress women have made, but also to reflect on the persistent gaps in equality that still need to be addressed, including the invisible load many women carry every single day. B