Public policy expert Anne-Marie Slaughter made waves with her 2012 article, "Why women still can't have it all." But really, is this only a question for women? Here Slaughter expands her ideas and explains why shifts in work culture, public policy and social mores can lead to more equality — for men, women, all of us.

Adrien Martinon is in full support of equality within a society, whether it is by race, nationality, or gender. He identifies as an egalitarian before anything, but he has become highly interested in the Men's Human Rights Movement spreading across Canada and the United States. He wishes to raise attention to the ways in which men are discriminated against, due to misconceptions about gender roles and traditional values. He hopes he can bring a change to the way people view men's issues. He would like men and women to feel comfortable discussing them and working towards solving them.

Gary Barker, PhD, is a leading voice on engaging men and boys in achieving gender equality and ending violence against women.

U.N. Women Goodwill Ambassador, British actress Emma Watson has made quite an impact in her 24 years of life to date — but her fight to help end gender inequality around the world has only just begun.

Highlights from the African Renaissance Youth Conference 2014 held in May, at the Tsogo Sun Elangeni in Durban. Speakers Vuyisa Qabaka, Jessica Nhleko, Shantan Reddy, Eleanor Potter, Dawn Dunn, Ryan McFayden and Cedric Mkhize in action.

African Renaissance Conference 2014- Phil Molefe

African Renaissance Conference 2014 - Andrew Pike

African Renaissance Conference 2014 - Sindiswa Nhlumayo

The Director-General of KwaZulu-Natal, Mr Nhlanhla Ngidi

The Chief Executive Officer of Dube TradePort Corporation, Ms Saxen van Coller.