The staff of the Ministry of Health and Social Development is featured as they wore purple in recognition of International Women’s Day and stood in solidarity to champion the rights, equality, and empowerment of all women and girls. 

This International Women’s Day, let’s stand in solidarity and show our commitment to a world where all women and girls have the rights, opportunities, and support they deserve. 

The Office of Gender Affairs is recognising women for their longstanding contribution to the Virgin Islands in the field of Information Communications Technology (ICT) in observance of International Women’s Day.

The public is invited to wear Purple, green and white colours on March 8 in observance of International Women's Day.

March 8 is being celebrated as International Women’s Day under the theme “DigitALL: Innovation and technology for gender equality. 

This morning, I wish to provide another bi-monthly update on the work that your Government continues to do to deliver transparent and accountable Governance by providing information to the public and answering questions from the media; strengthen the resilience of these islands; and to improve the quality of life for all our citizens.

Minister for Health and Social Development Honourable Carvin Malone is calling for a celebration of local women and girls and supporting gender equality as part of International Women’s Day Celebrations. 

The Office of Gender Affairs has recognised women on the frontlines working daily during the COVID-19 pandemic in celebration of International Women’s Day.

Minister for Health and Social Development Honourable Carvin Malone is calling on the Territory’s women to break down barriers and lead with courage and ingenuity, with the vision to achieve the highest ideals for a better, stronger Virgin Islands.

Mrs. Marlene Trotman and the late Ms. Phyllis Shirley were recognised for their stalwart contributions to the formation of the Family Support Network in activities to celebrate International Women’s Day.