From Wyoming Public Media authored by Savannah Mayer “Over 600 Native students and their educators gathered at Central Wyoming College this week for the annual Native American Conference. Juvenile Defender … Read More
Mom Runs 3:11 Marathon With a Triple Stroller While Pushing 185 Pounds
From Men’s Health authored by Gabrielle Hondorp: “Cynthia Arnold can probably run faster than you, and she can do it while pushing a three-person stroller. This wasn’t the first time … Read More
Fiona Kolbinger, 24-Year-Old Medical Student, Becomes First Woman to Win the Transcontinental Race
From Bicycling authored by Jason Sumner: Fiona Kolbinger, 24, won the Transcontinental Race on Tuesday. The medical student and cancer researcher is the first woman to win the ultracycling race across Europe. … Read More
Cambridge sexual misconduct rule change branded ‘unlawful’
From The Guardian authored by David Batty: “Lawyers and women’s groups have condemned a decision by Cambridge University to not investigate some students’ complaints of sexual misconduct, including rape, warning … Read More
How to Handle Triangulation, the Worst Form of Workplace Bullying
From Forge.Medium authored by Leah Fessler: “Few moments define workplace friendship quite like the first flirtation with gossip. Your colleague rolls her eyes at you when someone cracks a particularly … Read More
Emma Watson launches hotline that provides women legal advice on workplace sexual harassment
From Upworthy authored by Heidi Lux: “A staggering one in two women have been sexually harassed at work, but four out of five of them aren’t comfortable reporting the issues to … Read More
College Financial-Aid Loophole: Wealthy Parents Transfer Guardianship of Their Teens to Get Aid
From The Wall Street Journal authored by Douglas Belkin: “Amid an intense national furor over the fairness of college admissions, the Education Department is looking into a tactic that has … Read More
Why Women and People of Color in Law Still Hear “You Don’t Look Like a Lawyer”
From Harvard Business Review authored by Tsedale M. Melaku: “There are certain unspoken rules of success in corporate America, not least of which is “looking the part.” That often means … Read More
Facial Recognition Tech Comes to Schools and Summer Camps
From The Wall Street Journal authored by Julie Jargon: “Facial recognition is no longer just being used to unlock iPhones, tag Facebook friends and scan crowds for security threats. It’s moving … Read More
‘A gendered trap’: When mothers allege child abuse by fathers, the mothers often lose custody, study shows
From The Washington Post authored by Samantha Schmidt: “Hera McLeod pleaded with the family court judge to keep her 15-month-old son, Prince, away from her abusive ex-boyfriend. The mother, along … Read More
