Veteran journalists Katty Kay and Claire Shipman have spent the past 15 years writing about women and leadership, finding work-life balance, and building confidence from girlhood to adulthood. But despite an increase in representation, the average number of women as heads of state or in government around the world still hovers around 25 percent, according to…
As Puerto Rico envisions its future, it is crucial to acknowledge and address the deep-rooted issue of gender-based violence that continues to plague the island. The enduring colonialist legacy has contributed to a systemic problem, leaving Puerto Rican women vulnerable to various forms of abuse and discrimination. To truly build a prosperous and equitable future,…
A new trend is emerging among women, and it’s shaking up the way we view and discuss menstruation. “Flash periods,” as they’re being called, are a movement that aims to bring visibility and openness to the experience of menstruation. These flash periods involve spontaneous, public displays of period products and discussions, challenging the stigma and…
In the world of finance and technology, the lack of gender diversity is a glaring issue that continues to persist. The biases that exist within Wall Street and Silicon Valley not only harm women but also have detrimental effects on the industries themselves and society as a whole. The underrepresentation of women in leadership roles…
Don’t forget about the women dying deaths of despair which are their silent battles. In recent years, there has been increasing attention on the challenges faced by men and boys, particularly in relation to mental health and the concept of “deaths of despair.” These issues, including suicide, drug overdose, and alcohol-related deaths, have rightfully sparked…
In recent years, affirmative action has been a subject of intense debate and legal challenges. The policy, which aims to address historical disadvantages and promote diversity, has been instrumental in providing opportunities for underrepresented groups, including women, in education and employment. However, with the changing composition of the Supreme Court and ongoing legal battles, there…
