article_snippet: Most of Clinton's events are focused on one thing: women.
article_snippet: At the D.C. speech on March 3, Clinton is expected to give a nod to the group's importance to Democrats and highlight the reason more women are needed in politics.
article_snippet: The following week, Clinton will headline two New York events tied to Clinton 1995 speech to the U.N. Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing -- a speech Clinton regularly references in pitches to women.
article_snippet: In her 1995 speech Clinton said, "If there is one message that echoes forth from the U.N. Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing --, let it be that human rights are women's rights and women's rights
article_snippet: On March 9, Clinton teams up with Chelsea, Clinton daughter, and Melinda Gates to release a report through the Clinton Foundation that looks at "the gaps that still remain" in women's participation in the economy and politics.
article_snippet: Clinton will use her 1995 speech to outline the findings in the the Clinton Foundation report and "reflect on progress made in implementing the agenda set in Beijing two decades ago," the organizers said in a release about the event.
article_snippet: In 1998, Clinton put together the Vital Voices Conference of women in Belfast, a body that pressed for a piece agreement.