She Strengthens

A New Chapter in the Fight for Equality

Actress and activist Emma Watson has been a driving force for change, using her platform to advocate for women’s rights and equality. As a UN Women Goodwill Ambassador, she has helped launch the HeForShe campaign, calling on men to join the fight for gender equality. Now, she’s taking her advocacy to the next level with a new feminist book club.

Reading for Change

Watson’s book club, Our Shared Shelf, aims to create a space for discussion and learning about equality. The first selection is Gloria Steinem’s memoir, My Life on the Road, which chronicles the author’s journey as a leader in the feminist movement. Using the Good Reads app, members can track their progress, rate the book, and connect with others who share their passion for equality.

A Message from Emma Watson

In her introduction to the book club, Watson explains that her work with UN Women has led her to read extensively on the topic of equality. She wants to share her knowledge and hear from others, creating a community that can learn and grow together. The plan is to select a new book each month, with discussions taking place during the last week of the month.

About the Book

My Life on the Road is a moving and thought-provoking account of Gloria Steinem’s life as a traveler, listener, and catalyst for change. With rich and revealing prose, Steinem shares her experiences as a leader in the feminist movement, highlighting the importance of living with an open and observant mind.

The Author

Gloria Steinem is a renowned American feminist, journalist, and social activist. She has been a prominent voice in the feminist movement since the 1960s, using her writing and organizing skills to bring about change.

Join the Conversation

Our Shared Shelf is an inclusive space where everyone is welcome to participate. Whether you’re a seasoned activist or just starting to learn about equality, this book club is a great opportunity to engage with like-minded individuals and gain new insights. So why not join in and be part of the conversation?