British actress and Goodwill Ambassador of UN Women, who shot to fame in “Harry Potter”, said he wants to work on campaigns to end gender inequality.
British actress Emma Watson, who shot to fame for her role as Hermione Granger in the saga of” Harry Potter “film will move away for a year to focus on the feminist movement, he said today an interview published in the New York magazine Paper magazine.
“I would take a year without action to focus on two things and one of them is my personal development,” said the actress, who tells how he spent his own intellectual culture, reading a book a week focusing on gender issues.
Watson, Goodwill ambassador of UN Women, an entity of the United Nations for gender equality and the empowerment of women, was recently involved in campaigns such as “HeForShe” which seeks to add the commitment of men to end gender inequality by 2030.
“I thought to take this time to study gender, but then I realized how much I was learning on the ground, just talking to people and reading, “said the actress.
” I want to listen to as many women as possible. It’s something I’ve been doing on my own campaigns and through the UN, “Watson reviewed.
The interview is told as an informal conversation between Watson and prolific American writer and feminist activist Bell Hooks, and both exchanged experiences and flattery, according appropriated the Spanish agency EFE.
the beautiful actress also reviews in publishing his first steps as an actress, at age 9, with the role of Hermione magic student at the film franchise “Harry Potter” based on the novels by JK . Rowling about the famous magician
According confesses the singer, now 25 years old, at that time wanted to appear to be a “more cool” that her character teenager
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