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American Women Opting for Single Life Over Settling

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 (
 DIWIDA
 ) — An increasing number of American women are opting to stay single
 single
 instead of accepting unfulfilling relationships, as stated in an essay by the
 Wall Street Journal
 emphasizing the changing focuses between males and females.


 This change is characterized by women gaining greater financial independence and placing higher importance on their careers, education, and friendships rather than conventional partnerships.


 Data from the
 Pew Research Center
 Indicates that 34% of unmarried women are currently looking for love, as opposed to 54% of unattached men.

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 Why do men appear to seek romantic relationships more intensely than women? Dating coach Erika Ettin shared her insights on this topic.


 "Men typically don't have the same social network that women often possess. They usually don't have as many friendships, which is unfortunate yet factual," Ettin stated.


 Jessica Kriegel, who writes books and serves as the chief strategy officer at Culture Partners, proposes that individuals should reconsider their approach to fulfillment.

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 "How does one find the greatest sense of achievement in their career? Also, should marriage be part of my life plans? Should I pursue a romantic partnership at all? Or perhaps avoid them entirely? We must begin addressing these types of queries since we've relentlessly focused on different questions for an extended period, which has resulted in issues within our society," stated Kriegel.


 In earlier times, marriage was considered a significant achievement in adulthood. Nowadays, though, numerous women prefer not to sacrifice their aspirations or accept unsatisfactory relationships.


 This stands in stark contrast to previous generations who frequently faced social pressures to get married at an earlier age and place their family first.

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 With marriage rates dropping universally, women seem notably doubtful, and the social consequences are substantial.


 Economists and sociologists have pinpointed the widening education and economic gap between genders as a key factor.


 According to The Pew Institute, 47% of women between the ages of 25 and 34 possess bachelor’s degrees, whereas this figure stands at just 37% for men, leading to what some refer to as a "dating imbalance."

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 More women are seeking partners whose educational levels and professional goals align with theirs, yet they often have difficulty finding such individuals, which is changing perceptions of partnerships and familial existence.


 Ettin proposes that for numerous women, their partner's stature might be insignificant—what truly counts is whether they share similar values and aspirations.


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Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi honours women’s achievements through art, research

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 ABU DHABI, 21st March, 2025 (WAM) -- Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi (SUAD) has launched a series of initiatives throughout March to celebrate women's achievements in education, research, and the arts.


 The university remains committed to leading efforts in supporting scientific research and cultural initiatives that highlight women's accomplishments and promote gender equality.


 In celebration of International Women's Day, the university has launched a Call for Proposals, inviting scholars, artists, and researchers to explore women's contributions, rights, and empowerment across academic and creative disciplines.


 Participants are encouraged to submit proposals focusing on advancing women's rights through research or empowering women through cultural and community-based initiatives. Selected projects will receive funding, mentorship, and institutional support, with expected outcomes including research papers, policy recommendations, digital archives, exhibitions, and performances.


 The submission deadline is 15th April, with projects set to commence in September 2025.


 SUAD will dedicate its iconic Oval Room to the legendary Umm Kulthum. Revered as one of the greatest voices of the Arab world, Umm Kulthum's music transcended borders and generations, standing as a symbol of resilience, artistry, and empowerment.


 She will be the fifth woman to join the university's pantheon after Olympe de Gouges, Simone de Beauvoir, Germaine Tillion, and Marie Curie as Sorbonne Abu Dhabi honours trailblazing women whose achievements, contributions, and lasting impact have shaped history.


 To honour her legacy and mark the 50th anniversary of her passing, SUAD will host a special tribute concert by renowned artist Ghalia Benali on 16th April at Zayed Theatre.


 Running until 29th March, the 'Lumières de Femmes' art exhibition at SUAD's Atrium showcases the creativity, resilience, and cultural expressions of 23 French and Francophone women artists based in the UAE.


 Featuring French artists and Emirati artist Khulood Al Jabri, the exhibition is a tribute to women's contributions to the arts, offering a captivating experience for art enthusiasts, students, and the wider community. The exhibition is supported by esteemed arts patrons and friends of Sorbonne Abu Dhabi Fairouz and Jean-Paul Villain.


 The university also announced that five outstanding students have been selected for the prestigious Women@Dior & UNESCO Mentoring and Education Programme for 2025-2026.


 This global programme nurtures female leaders by providing mentorship, leadership training, and access to exclusive Dior & UNESCO educational resources on sustainability, self-awareness, and inclusion.


 Professor Nathalie Martial-Braz, Chancellor of Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi, commented, "At Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi, we believe that education and research are a powerful agent of change, capable of breaking barriers and shaping a more equitable society. This month, we honour the voices of the past, celebrate the achievements of today, and invest in the changemakers of tomorrow."

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Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi honours women’s achievements through art, research

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ABU DHABI, 21st March, 2025 (WAM) -- Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi (SUAD) has launched a series of initiatives throughout March to celebrate women's achievements in education, research, and the arts…