Free Women Equality Day designs & Gender Equality Posters

Create the most inspiring designs to empower women. Download your poster about gender inequality for free. Find dozens of customizable templates on Edit.org.

Create Designs for Your Business to Promote Women Empowerment

Despite living in an advanced society, women still experience adversity in many fields. We live in a world where we have advanced smartphones, self-driving cars, and AI robots. Yet, women still encounter difficulties in many areas of society, such as education, the workforce, and sports - just to name a few.

Apart from the International Women's Day celebrated around the globe on March 8, Women Equality Day is also celebrated in the United States every August 26 to remember the beginning of women's suffrage in 1971. Not only does it commemorate the US 19th Amendment about the equal right to vote, but it also intends to stress the need to fight for equal rights in all scopes of society. 

Although equality must be claimed daily, many institutions and businesses celebrate this date, either by making a post for social media only to inform about it or by organizing events or launching offers. In any case, creating designs to celebrate this occasion can be very positive to cultivate women's empowerment within your organization.

Design content to help inspire the next generation of feminists and social activists with Edit.org customizable templates. Find out the best templates from Women's Equality Day, as well as related inspirational poster or banner templates.

Edit free templates to empower women at Edit.org

1. Click on any image of this article or go to the editor to get started
2. Choose the design you like the most to promote your cause
3. Edit it with other images, colors, logo, fonts, or texts
4. Save the composition
5. Done! Print or share the final result online

Also at Edit.org, find specific designs for International Women's Day on March 8.

Data for your poster about gender equality

• Workforce: women around the world comprise nearly half of the workforce at 46.9%. Yet, they still experience unequal treatment. Overall, there are still some barriers and stereotypes to break in order to reach full equality, such as discrimination at work, lack of self-confidence, lack of role models, caring responsibilities at home, or the lack of support from male coworkers.
• Poverty: there are evident disparities in the distribution of money that cause women to experience high rates of poverty in comparison to men. In 79 of the economies worldwide, they have implemented laws that restrict women in the type of work they can have and do. Furthermore, there is a 7% gender gap in access to bank accounts, 9% in developing countries. Since women are more likely to live in poverty, that puts them at risk for other issues, such as education and child marriage.
• Gender-Based Violence: it is an ever growing pandemic, where 1 in 3 girls and women experience some form of physical or sexual violence in their lifetime. It is estimated that 150 million girls experience sexual violence worldwide. Just take a look at Mexico, where 10 women die per day due to gender-based violence.

Ideas to Empower Women in the Workforce through design

For this particular day, customize free banner, flyer, poster, infographic or card templates. As mentioned, if you run a small business such a store, also find designs for your offers, discounts, or organized activities. 

Apart from mentioning everything related to your business, you can also share relevant data on the issue and thus get your business to join the fight to gradually eliminate the problem. Here there are some content ideas:

• Women's Rights: create compelling posters, flyers, and more to help promote women's rights within your business (equal salary, equal opportunities of promotion, etc.).
• Women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math): 1 in 5 computer science graduates are women. Also, 60% of girls, ages 6-12, express interest in doing computer science, however only 4% enter college as a computer science major. In addition, only 16% of women globally graduate with a degree in a S.T.E.M related field.
• Social Justice Campaigns: movements, such as #LikeAGirl or #WeSeeEqual, have become important on social media sites. If your business is looking to get involved, create a poster, banner, or newsletter to show solidarity.
• History: women have contributed greatly to society, as politicians, and social justice activists. To honor and respect the heroes that have changed history, create inspiring posters and flyers.
• Awareness: women still continue to face barriers in certain areas, such as in sports and education. To bring attention to such issues, create inspiring posters for the new generation of feminist activists.

Make a free creative gender equality poster

There is still a long struggle to achieve full gender equality. Women continue to suffer the consequences of discriminatory laws and continue to be underrepresented in governments around the world. We also continue to have fewer opportunities for professional growth.

For this reason, at Edit.org we wanted to express gender equality with specific original and customizable online designs. Express your desire for equal pay, working conditions, opportunities and rights. Incorporate all the elements you want, edit the texts, change the colors and insert your logo. Make a poster on gender equality and make the difference!

Share or print Inspiring Women Empowerment content

Social media has the power to not only connect us but to bring awareness to such crucial injustices that women encounter on a global scale, so it would be crucial to make specific designs to share related data and provide useful knowledge to your followers.

Once you finish the design, save it on your user account to keep editing it later or create copies. For instance, you can reuse a flyer template to create a banner to share online. 

Start creating meaningful content to promote women empowerment within your business. Check out Edit.org graphic editor for free and customizable templates to empower the next generations of feminists.