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Campaign195 question

Why do capable women in leadership, still hesitate sometimes, to raise their hand and speak up?

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Why Campaign 195 ?

Campaign 195 asks one woman in leadership, from every country on earth, the same question.

"Why do capable women in leadership, still hesitate sometimes, to raise their hand and speak up?"

While freedom of speech for women can vary around the world, several studies including KPMG and Gallup show that hesitation to speak one's mind seems to be universal.

63% of young women hesitate to speak up, for fear of the way they MIGHT be perceived. Intelligent.com

DailyAI also reports that women only make up 12% of AI researchers and contributors worldwide. This means the lived experience of women is not being woven into what we receive back from AI chats.

At the highest leadership levels globally, the distribution is still significant: 90% men and 10% women.

195 responses will be analyzed to uncover the patterns behind hesitation and clarify what is structural, not personal.

If the world is to truly benefit from different perspectives, this and the future generations of women must raise their hands, share ideas, ask tough questions and challenge norms.

Leading with confidence begins with courageously speaking up, before we feel confident.

Your participation will especially encourage young women to speak their mind by learning through the perspectives of our global sisterhood.

The goal is to create a white paper and bring the results to the UN for the benefit of emerging women on leadership and implement practical solutions. Additionally how do we bridge this with men?

A sincere thank you for adding your voice to this conversation 🙏.

Who is Vicki Tyler, creator of Campaign 195?

At 22 Vicki was waiting to be noticed for her strong work ethic. She wasn't asking questions, she was waiting to be asked. Two near death experiences created an awakening moment. She had nothing to loose. Within 10 years she was asked to head to the USA as president of a struggling startup.

Vicki is passionate about uplifting emerging women in leadership. She is a mother of two sons and is a dual citizen of New Zealand and the USA. After high school, she backpacked on a 5-year work holiday, where she experienced what she calls the "University of Life".

A Graduate Diploma in Applied Psychology followed to understand the science behind this question. Now she speaks on stages globally, hosts empowerment workshops for women and looks forward to sharing the results for Campaign 195 during IWD 2027 online and in person. Contact vicki@vickityler.com

OPTIONAL Bonus Questions

(Optional) If there were no restrictions, what actions could we take to help young, aspiring female leaders globally to speak their mind in any room?

(Optional) Do you have a short example or story you could share that relates to this?

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Would you like to be kept informed about other women's perspectives periodically?

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I am a leader of 3 or more employees

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195 Real-time map. Who is in & which countries are still missing?Click here. Your help in spreading this to other women globally is sincerely appreciated.

Email contact: vicki@vickityler.com