Good job girl! Yeeeeeeay! Mama rulz! :)))) Licia Ronzulli is an Italian member of the European Parliament known for bringing her daughter, Vittoria, to the Parliaments plenary sessions. She first brought her daughter to a plenary session when she was 44 days old as a symbolic gesture to support more rights for women in reconciling work and family life. This composite picture shows the mother-daughter duo at Parliament sessions from September 22, 2010 to November 19, 2013. Vittoria is one little Mighty Girl who will be well-prepared to run for office herself one day! To inspire your Mighty Girl with more stories about women in politics and government, visit our Political Leaders biography section at amightygirl/books/history-biography/biography?cat=211 For stories of female trailblazers in politics, science, the arts, athletics and more, visit A Mighty Girls Role Models section at amightygirl/books/history-biography/biography News coverage of Ronzullis story has generated a lot of discussion on family leave policies, especially around the fact that only four countries in the world have no national law requiring paid maternity leave: Liberia, Papua New Guinea, Swaziland, and the United States. To learn more about the lack of paid family leave in the U.S. and a group working to give all Americans access to paid family leave, check out MomsRising.org at bit.ly/mOQbVO Photo credit: Vincent Kessler and Jean-Marc Loos/Reuters
Posted on: Fri, 04 Apr 2014 05:46:59 +0000
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