'If more women are part of the decision-making, I think we would all live in a better world'

What is a women's right that is often forgotten? We usually remember those linked to political, labor or social equity; we talk about the right to vote, to education or to decide on one's own body. But there is an essential right of women that is rarely mentioned: the right to philosophize, to ask questions, to think the world with their own voice.

'If more women are part of the decision-making, I think we would all live in a better world'

Arviat's Nancy Karetak-Lindell reflects on the importance of education and her political career in advance of International Women's Day