In one generation, so much -- and so little -- has changed for India's working mothers.

A new survey aims to understand "how much time is spent in cooking and washing."

Her candid discussions of work-life balance were groundbreaking.

A new paper says more urban women than ever before are migrants on their own terms.

A tired excuse for the wage gap bites the dust.

We need more high-profile women to parse gender parity arguments more responsibly.

Child care and housework would equal 9% of global GDP -- if women were paid for it.

And it's not because their performance improves.

The American Dream comes at a price.

Funder disinterest and a lack of women in STEM are keeping moms from getting optimized products.

It's also a problem for companies that want to retain them.

Women actually help other women? Inconceivable!

More women in cybersecurity would make the Internet safer for all.

India ranks 'meh' in report on laws enabling women to work.

Despite the recent, global wave of popular feminist movements, the status quo remains deeply unhelpful to women’s careers. Both cultural and political forces conspire to stymie women’s careers. When a couple gets married, it’s the woman who moves and changes 

Last week, actor Shah Rukh Khan was awarded the World Economic Forum’s Crystal Award, which recognizes “the achievements of outstanding artists who have shown exemplary commitment to improving the state of the world.” The award celebrated Mr. Khan’s Meer Foundation, 

In a study that feels beyond overdue — and yet extraordinarily timely, given the recent, rampant conversations (including our own Women & Work panel last year) around India’s leaking pipeline of professional women — researchers at the University of Ghent 

A new report from the International Finance Committee has laid out a clear case of benefits for employer-sponsored child care. After studying employers across the world who provide some form of corporate day care or child care benefits, the report