From The Crime Report, authored by Emily Riley “Even when women rise to some level of power as criminal attorneys, retaining their authority and influence is difficult, wrote Ahranjani, noting … Read More
MADELEINE L’ENGLE’S PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE WITH AHMAD RAHMAN.
From Vanity Fair authored by Abigail Santamaria: “There was nothing wrong with being abrasive, she reassured him. ‘If a violin is to make music, there must be the abrasion of the … Read More
DARTMOUTH REINSTATES ALL 5 PROGRAMS AFTER TITLE IX CLAIMS
From SwimSwam By Annika Johnson “Bryant and his co-counsel worked on the Title IX cases for both William and Mary and East Carolina. In the Bailey and Glasser press release … Read More
Building the next generation of skilled trades workers starts with women
From USA Today authored by Lindsay Harrison: “Sometimes it takes just one woman to inspire a generation of girls to pursue success in a career they’d never imagined. When Emma … Read More
Help Deserving Teachers Tackle Those Classroom Supplies With #ClearTheLists
From She Knows authored by Jennifer Matten: “Here’s some good news for a change — and you can be a big part of it. One elementary school teacher in Texas, … 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
Cut It Out—How to Stop Using Weak Language at Work
From Career Contessa authored by Career Contessa: “It is incredibly important to be a good communicator at work. Whether you are working through a project with a large team or … Read More
Taking Back ‘Hysterical’
From The New York Times authored by Maya Salam: “If they want to call you crazy, fine. Show them what crazy can do.” — Serena Williams, in a new Nike … Read More
By detailing the horrific events of her gang rape, one woman fights to end sexual violence on college campuses
From Los Angeles Times authored by David Wharton: “The buzz of the lights. That is all you can hear in this big gymnasium, the buzz of the lights overhead and … Read More
WOMEN, YOUR INNER CIRCLE MAY BE KEY TO GAINING LEADERSHIP ROLES
From Notre Dame Research authored by Brandi Klingerman: “Women who communicate regularly with a female-dominated inner circle are more likely to attain high-ranking leadership positions, according to a new study … Read More