In the 1970s, in the United States, during a time of great social and feminist awakening, the International Women’s Forum was founded — an initiative aimed at giving a voice to women leaders and promoting gender equality across the political, economic, entrepreneurial, academic, and scientific spheres.

Enrica Maria Ghia, a lawyer based between Rome and Milan, leads the Italian chapter of the IWF and speaks about the models and visions of womanhood that have the power to change the world — a conviction shaped by a long-standing awareness.