Senator Kamala Harris, the California Democrat and barrier-breaking prosecutor who became the second black woman to serve in the United States Senate, declared her candidacy for president on Monday, joining an increasingly crowded and diverse field i
This paper is part of a Gender Briefing Series to support women’s meaningful pa
This paper is part of a Gender Briefing Series to support women’s meaningful pa
This paper is part of a Gender Briefing Series to support women’s meaningful participation and the integration of gender perspectives in
This paper is part of a Gender Briefing Series to support women’s meaningful participation and the integration of gender perspectives in
This paper is part of a Gender Briefing Series to support women’s meaningful participation and the integration of gender p
This paper is part of a Gender Briefing Series to support women’s meaningful participation and the integration of gender p
This Represent Women's report explores how rules and systems, particularly gender quotas and proportional representation systems, have helped nations around the world sustain progress toward gender parity in elected office.
This Represent Women's report explores how rules and systems, particularly gender quotas and proportional representation systems, have helped nations around the world sustain progress toward gender parity in elected office.
It's perhaps more likely than ever that the next U.S. president could be a woman.
It's perhaps more likely than ever that the next U.S. president could be a woman.
By Jill Filipovic,
As many political analysts see democracy weakened by introverted, xenophobic parties and autocratic leaders, a glimmer of hope is offered by a new generation of candidates and voters.
It's rare that members of parliament from across the political spectrum sit down and unanimously agree on an issue.