Thank you. That's leading to the second part of my question.
The previous witness also talked about having a supportive career or mentioned that the company she worked with was very supportive. In my particular case, I'm tied in to something you said about bringing boys and men into the equation. I was in a very fortunate situation in that I had a very supportive family. My husband, to put it bluntly, has been more or less a single father for the past six years during numerous points in my drive to succeed as a politician.
There are certain different ethnic groups or religious beliefs, etc., in Canada that may not put women at the same equality level as men. What message can Status of Women, through empowering young girls and bringing boys into the equation, deliver to children at a very young age so that women are treated as equals and end up being in supportive roles while the man or spouse is also supportive of them?