When we realised Iceland was ranked number one by the United Nations in gender equality for nine years in a row, we jumped in a van, drove to the tip north of Denmark and took the ferry. We were about to spend a winter in Iceland, get it by the snow, the sun and the swell. We were about to discover a landscape by the moon. The pleasure of changing the world, you know, and I think that's a sort of incredibly important thing. But when you want to make change, you're not just doing it because you have to and you're all burdened. You do it because it's great fun, you know, you do it through the sense of humor of the fact that the situation isn't good enough and you want to fix it, but it's still a little bit funny, the fact that you have to do it, you know. I think it's very important to have female role models because that is what we can reflect on as well. Having with this as our president gave us courage and gave us power to believe in ourselves. That we could follow our dreams and do anything. The girls of today demand power and equality and respect. And we're not asking politely with demanding something that should already be ours a long time ago. The girls of today demand power and equality and respect. I think the future of my generation is equality. I think the future of the world is going to be equality.