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Josie Girls Congrats off to be anything they want to be.

But that hasn't always been the case.

Over the past century or so, women have had to fight for the right to vote, working the same job ZZZZ men on to be paid equally and International Women's Day was created to help their voices be heard.

While a lot of change, many say there's still work to do.

A recent global study found that on average, women still end $10,000 a year less than men, and experts reckon that gap one close for another 117 years.

The study also found that only 19% of the world's politicians of famous that's also a big gender gap in areas like health care and education, especially in developing countries.

In some places, girls don't get to go to school and it's hard to get access to proper medical treatment if they get sick.

It's problems like that that these girls want to help solve.

Today we've seen making birthing kits for people in Africa who have a high chance of getting infections.

This kid is only the size of your hand, but it can make such a big difference.

They want to help other girls to have the same chances they do to grow up and change the world.

The Australia has developed and come so far still a long way to go.

We should help other developing countries.

Women in those development music gains an education that could possibly change the world and make it more equal for everybody.