Empowering Women In Web3: 4 Crypto Organizations Promoting Gender Equality

Women are underrepresented across the fintech industry, and the emerging realm of Web3 is no exception. There are many reasons for women to be both frustrated and inspired about the potential for increasing diverse representation in the crypto industry. Alarming statistics from a Boston Consulting Group study earlier this year revealed that only 13% of…

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Avante Capital Partners Changes Private Credit And Private Equity For Women

Private credit may have become a hot asset class, but it is ice-cold when it comes to inclusion. Women-owned private equity firms* account for only 7.2% of all U.S.-based firms and have a smaller share of assets under management (AUM), just 1.6%, according to the Knight Foundation. A women- and minority-owned private credit firm, Avante Capital Partners, is…

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70% of women have experienced gaslighting in their fertility journey, survey shows

As the founder and CEO of Mira, an at-home hormone tracking system, I am deeply passionate about empowering women to take control of their reproductive health. However, I have come face-to-face with the alarming presence of medical gaslighting in our healthcare system through my own journey and the stories of countless women I have encountered. This…

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The ‘Equality Act’ Threatens Women’s Equality

Earlier this month, Missouri became the 22nd state in three years to enact protections to preserve the integrity of women’s sports. This kind of swift, nationwide legislative change is nearly unprecedented, and it demonstrates resounding support for these types of laws. But while state legislators have stepped up to protect female athletes, members of Congress—in…

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‘Highly unusual’: lost 17th-century portrait of black and white women as equals saved for UK

A painting has been saved for the UK in recognition of its “outstanding significance” for the study of race and gender in 17th-century Britain, it will be announced on Friday. The anonymous artist’s portrait of two women – one black and one white, depicted as companions and equals with similar dress, hair and jewellery –…

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