We noticed that a lot of the headlines circulating this week about women and work were coming from beyond...
Yes, friends, we’re here to talk about the fresh-out-of-the-oven depressing-as-heck new estimates of how long it will take to close the global economic ge...
She was early in her first pregnancy, in March 2020, and the coronavirus was just beginning to spread. Water fountains at the store where she worked were shut d...
Hahaha, so cute that a year ago we asked, “What will post-pandemic, Equal Pay Day 2021 look like?” and here we are a year later, still very much in ...
The U.S. House on Wednesday voted to pass a resolution that would recognize the Equal Rights Amendment. It’s a moment nearly 50 years in the making — longer...
In hell-to-the-no news (perhaps too broad a category?), Burger King got fileted for its (since deleted) &...
or Asian American and Pacific Islander women who have long felt invisible in the nation’s response to ec...
The difficult birth of a pregnancy discrimination bill. Eight years, six legislative sessions and thousan...
The trailblazing feminist Betty Friedan would have been 100 this week. The likes of Gloria Steinem, Black Lives Matter co-founder Alicia Garza and Sen. Elizabe...
Janet Yellen, the first woman to serve as a Treasury secretary, was confirmed to the role Monday, a move that will help to kick-start the nation’s economic response to the coronavirus pandemic. Considered by many econ...
The gender news was mixed this week, with some spots of sunlight here and there but overall pretty cloudy skies...
Hello! We’re thinking about housekeeping. 🧹 No, not because we just read the government’s latest “Women in the Labor Force” report...
This week’s news in numbers, ranked 😁 ➡ 😡 $1.5T in the Biden administration’s forthcoming American Families Plan is earmarked for “human...