Noin 10 myyttiä feminismistä by Maryan Abdulkarim

Inset: Little My is a Moomin character who is tiny but fears nothing.

Tove Jansson works on Party in the Country (1947), a fresco now on display at Helsinki Art Museum, while Niilo Suihko, who was assisting her, looks on. In February 2021, TIME magazine featured Marin in its TIME100 Next list of “emerging leaders from around the world who are shaping the future.” Tove Jansson (and Little My) In an article about Marin in April 2020, Vogue’s American edition wrote that Finland “punches above its weight in terms of soft power – the egalitarianism, family benefits, and forward-thinking environmentalism that Marin embodies.” At that point, Finland’s experience in counteracting the coronavirus was just beginning. It didn’t escape the media’s notice that the other four parties in the government coalition have women leaders.

She is the country’s third female prime minister. At the time, she was the world’s youngest serving prime minister, and she’s the youngest one in Finnish history. Photo: Laura Kotila/Prime Minister’s Officeįinland’s Prime Minister Sanna Marin (born in 1985) attracted attention when she took office, in December 2019, less than a month after her 34th birthday. Prime Minister Sanna Marin took office shortly after her 34th birthday, becoming Finland’s youngest prime minister ever.

Noin 10 myyttiä feminismistä by Maryan Abdulkarim