Welcome to Stop 03 on Women Strong’s six-part Learning Journey, where they explore what locally-led funding looks like in ...
Medical students with disabilities—particularly women from Asian, Black and Hispanic backgrounds—face disproportionately high ...
"Never mind that scientific evidence suggests as much," she wrote in a recent column distributed by the Washington Post about the former Harvard president who was driven out of his post in 2005 for ...
In March, 2020 the world as we knew it changed. Nations worldwide started locking down and governments began mandating masking and physical distancing, while recommending robust hand hygiene and ...
United Nations Special Rapporteur Reem Alsalem Presents Historic Report on Violence Against Mothers Across the Globe before the Human Rights Council, 62nd Session Last week’s 62nd session of the ...
Thriving in college is hard. The US News and World Report reports that only 62% of American college students graduate from a university within six years’ time. The reasons range from academic to ...
It is very likely that if the this law is repealed, other existing laws protecting women and girls’ rights will be threatened. Within the next few months, The Gambian Supreme Court will make a ruling ...
She is the captive of a series of men, each enthralled with creating a cage of their design and desires. A man in Florida was charged last month with sex trafficking a 29-year-old woman whose mental ...
In her recent address before the United Nations Security Council, the Special Representative on Sexual Violence in Conflict Pramila Patten delivered a searing account of the devastating and shocking ...
It is no accident that Black women are being disproportionately affected by Trump’s cuts to the federal workforce. In the past 120 days, approximately 300,000 Black women have been forced out of the ...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is making headlines everywhere. Yet AI applications and implications for older adults, particularly older women, have not been adequately contemplated. It’s no longer a ...
It’s been three years since Indiana’s near total abortion ban took effect, even though a majority of Hoosiers believe the ban is too extreme. Patients who need to terminate a pregnancy are routinely ...