From The New York Times authored by Allison McCann: “For her third World Cup, Francisca Ordega wanted to stand out. She had worn her hair in dreadlocks for her first and … Read More
Column: Boys are wearing U.S. Women’s National Team jerseys and that feels like progress
From The Chicago Tribune authored by Heidi Stevens: “We were finishing up dinner Wednesday night when my son started telling a story about his friend Morgan. She and a fifth … Read More
Is the Legal Industry Ready for a Culture Shift on Mental Health?
From The American Lawyer authored by Lizzy McLellan: “When it comes to attorney wellness, the legal profession has been slow to come to terms with its own self-destructive tendencies—including some, … Read More
Thousands of Japanese women join campaign to ban workplace high heel requirements
From CNN authored by Julia Hollingsworth and Junko Ogrua: “More than 19,000 people in Japan have signed a petition to ban office dress codes which force women to wear high … Read More
Hot Job Market Is Wooing Women Into Workforce Faster Than Men
From NPR authored by Yuki Noguchi: “Gaby Gemetti thought she was failing. After having a second child, she struggled to be a good mom and also a good employee. “I … Read More
Allyson Felix: My Own Nike Pregnancy Story
From The New York Times authored by Allyson Felix: “I’ve always known that expressing myself could hurt my career. I’ve tried not to show emotion, to anticipate what people expect … Read More
Anita Hill: Let’s Talk About How to End Sexual Violence
From The New York Times authored by Anita Hill: “Last month, Joe Biden called me to talk about his conduct during Clarence Thomas’s Supreme Court confirmation hearings in 1991. There … Read More
“Why does she have to choose”: Mom’s photos show girls they can love sports — and be girly
From CBS News authored by Danielle Gerrard: “Little girls are told they’re made of sugar and spice and everything nice. At least, according to the popular nursery rhyme. But, one … Read More
How to explain to kids you can’t be what you can’t see
From Motherwell authored by Annie D. Stutley: “Walk into my daughter’s room and there’s an obvious message. Above her bed hangs a sign that reads, “Though she be but little, … Read More
Equality for Women Must Start at Home (Even the Gates Home)
From Wall Street Journal authored by Melinda Gates: “A few years ago, as I was starting to study the household burdens of the world’s poorest women, a colleague in our … Read More