From Fortune authored by Danielle Abril: “Former PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi says she doesn’t miss being in charge. Instead, she’s been too busy focusing on paying it forward to the next … 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
The ‘Glass Ceiling’ Is Tired. Women Are ‘Reinventing the Game.’
From The Wall Street Journal authored by Sue Shellenbarger: “Employers are battling to hire skilled employees in one of the tightest labor markets in 50 years. So they must be courting … Read More
Job-Interview Etiquette Isn’t Just for the Applicants
From The Wall Street Journal authored by Sue Shellenbarger: “Employers are battling to hire skilled employees in one of the tightest labor markets in 50 years. So they must be courting … Read More
The U.S. women didn’t wait for their moment. They demanded it, and that’s what real power is.
From The Washington Post authored by Sally Jenkins: “Real power doesn’t come from lifting a dumbbell or having a big office. Those are just petty little varieties of it. If … Read More
World Cup Players Say Muscles and Makeup Mix Just Fine, Thanks
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
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
The Push for Fewer Opioids for New Mothers
From The Wall Street Journal authored by Sumathi Reddy: “Three times Ada Williams delivered children by caesarean section. Three times doctors prescribed her opioid painkillers. When she was preparing to … 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