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While much of the talk at the G20 summit has been about trade frictions and geopolitical tensions, one participant says there's another subject that s
While much of the talk at the G20 summit has been about trade frictions and geopolitical tensions, one participant says there's another subject that s
More women were elected to Congress in 2018 than ever before, but for Congress to reach gender parity, a million women would need to run for office ac
More women were elected to Congress in 2018 than ever before, but for Congress to reach gender parity, a million women would need to run for office ac
Violence against women in politics is a serious violation of human rights and an obstacle to gender equality. Watch this video by UN Women Lebanon.
Violence against women in politics is a serious violation of human rights and an obstacle to gender equality. Watch this video by UN Women Lebanon.
New Zealand's first elected female Prime Minister, Helen Clark became active in politics while studying at the University of Auckland.
New Zealand's first elected female Prime Minister, Helen Clark became active in politics while studying at the University of Auckland.
From unwanted advice about having kids to unrealistic expectations for fundraising, Reps. Terri Sewell and Veronica Escobar talk about the obstacles faced by women who run for office.
From unwanted advice about having kids to unrealistic expectations for fundraising, Reps. Terri Sewell and Veronica Escobar talk about the obstacles faced by women who run for office.
Sigríður Hagalín Björnsdóttir discusses with Martin Chungong Managing Director of the International Parliamentary Union on gender-based violence and harassment for women in European Parliaments.
Sigríður Hagalín Björnsdóttir discusses with Martin Chungong Managing Director of the International Parliamentary Union on gender-based violence and harassment for women in European Parliaments.
Only 6.3% of all international leaders are women.
Only 6.3% of all international leaders are women.
Former speaker and Liberal MP Bronwyn Bishop says quotas and affirmative action in politics is ‘not good for women’ because they ‘become a permanent second-class citizen.
Former speaker and Liberal MP Bronwyn Bishop says quotas and affirmative action in politics is ‘not good for women’ because they ‘become a permanent second-class citizen.