From Huffington Post authored by Adalgisa Morrocco: “‘In this exhibition, a voice is given to the bodies and injuries of women who have suffered violence, weaving individual stories into a … Read More
Goldman Sachs Removed This One Word From Some Recruiting Materials—and Saw Female Hires Soar
From Fortune authored by Anne Sraders: “Rana Yared, partner at the merchant banking division at Goldman Sachs, says that at the partner level, about 25% are female. But that a … Read More
Thousands of heartfelt notes spring up in airport breastfeeding pods
From SF GATE authored by Hannah Sampson: “At LaGuardia Airport, she spotted a Mamava pod – a private space set up for breast-feeding or pumping – and ducked in before … Read More
Move Over, Work-Life Balance. Hello, Work-Life ‘Integration’
From Forbes authored by Brianne Garrett: “‘It’s liberating to give up finding ‘balance,’’ says Elisa Steele, CEO of the New York-based human resources platform Namely. ‘In fact, when I was … Read More
She’s 16 and Wants to Be President: Meet the Teenagers Planning Their Campaigns
From The New York Times authored by Maggie Astor: “‘I remember being in second grade and looking at a poster of all the U.S. presidents and wondering why there wasn’t … Read More
The Newest Perk at W Hotels: A Rent the Runway Closet Concierge Service
From Fortune authored by Rachel King: “Rent the Runway’s Closet Concierge service will be undergoing a soft launch at just four hotels initially: the W Aspen, the W South Beach … Read More
Book Review: My Mom, The Lawyer
From Above the Law authored by Nicole Black: “I found the focus on the realities of having a lawyer-mom to be one of the best parts of the book, since … Read More
Virginia prison guards strip-searched an 8-year-old girl visiting her father
From The Washington Post authored by Katie Sheperd: “Diamond Peerman drove 2½ hours the Sunday before Thanksgiving to take her boyfriend’s 8-year-old daughter to visit him at a state prison … Read More
San Francisco Opera Names a New Conductor. She’s Making History.
From The New York Times authored by Michael Cooper: “’From the very first encounter that she had with the orchestra, it was clear that there was something really special emerging … Read More
An Irish school is ditching homework for a month, assigning ‘acts of kindness’ instead
From The Upworthy authored by Annie Reneau: “The most pressing issues our world faces are not so much due to a lack of intelligence or knowledge, but rather a lack … Read More