How do women contribute to make this world a better place?

Question

How do women contribute to make this world a better place?

Answer 1

In the same way men do. By volunteering, raising their children well, helping others, giving to charity, being considerate of other people and respecting them.

Answer 2

Some women and men contribute a lot by advocating for change, standing up against racism, sexism, ageism etc.and promoting others self empowerment.  Those who are involved in ecological preservation are also doing good for all who reside on this planet.

Answer 3

by giving birth to males

Answer 4

We are everything - we give birth to, raise and stand behind the men who take credit for trying to make the world a better place.

Answer 5

some dont. take your mother for example. she gave birth to you.

Answer 6

They complain until it's a better place for them.

Answer 7

It depends on the woman, doesn't it? Some people are brilliant and ambitious, others are lazy and/or stupid. That goes for both sexes. Personal contributions vary widely, of course. My mom was a SAHM, and she made the world a better place by being a positive influence on her friends and family. I like to think I make the world a little brighter with my art. One of my friends is contributing through military service. And so on.

Answer 8

Supposedly women do 60% of the work.

Answer 9

They produce young daughters

Answer 10

errrr ........... ok well here's a few:

work as doctors, nurses, paramedics, counsellors .......... scientists (e.g. medical research > discovering new treatments for disease, crop research > treatments for plant disease > reduce hunger and starvation) ......... work as aid workers, volunteers for human rights around the world ......... support their families, raise good children ........... work as architects, lawyers, teachers ......... grow the majority of the world's food supply :-) ............. women are artists, writers, singers, musicians .................... the list is endless

Answer 11

The same way we do.

Gender is not an issue in wanting to be helpful.