In a global emergency, women are showing how to lead
By Zoe Marks
By Zoe Marks
For the first time in U.S. history six women stood on a national platform campaigning to become our next president. That momentum of women wanting to take on political roles continued in Louisiana.
Judging by numbers of deaths from the COVID-19 outbreak in Canada, the country has been handling the coronavirus outbreak comparatively well.
By Eleanor Fast,
In unprecedented times come unprecedented measures.
By Eleanor Fast,
In unprecedented times come unprecedented measures.
South Korea is regularly ranked lowest in the developed world for gender equality, but for the first time a feminist party is seeking parliamentary seats at Wednesday’s election, accusing the political establishment of having failed women.
Ruth B. Mandel was an infant when she and her parents fled Germany on the eve of World War II. They were among the 937 passengers, almost all of them Jewish refugees, aboard the ocean liner St.
By Uri Friedman,
By Uri Friedman,
Why do we still rarely see mothers, especially those with young children, represented in parliament?
By Rick Zedník,
By Rick Zedník,
The coronavirus pandemic deepens existing inequalities in our societies. It exposes an increasing number of women to gender-based violence.