Lead By ExamplePrestigious Medical Journal The Lancet Commits to No All‑Male Panels The 18-journal group also committed to having atlas 50% female speakers at all events. By Rajvi Desai
Meanings MatterWhat We Know as Emotional Labor Is Often Not What It Means at All The term 'emotional labor' refers to emotion management at the workplace, not in interpersonal relationships. By Aditi Murti
Rad-LibbingLittle Big Things: the 52‑Year‑Old Housewife‑Turned‑Radio Announcer “Now I am not just someone’s wife, someone’s mom. I have my own thing.” By Rajvi Desai
Work It OutStudy: Paying Jobs May Slow Down Age‑Related Memory Loss in Women Mental stimulation and the stability of employee health benefits keep women sharp. By Pallavi Prasad
Faking ItImposter Syndrome Isn’t Just a Feeling, But a Result of Societal Conditioning "What do I even know about having my own start-up? I don't know what I'm doing." By Pallavi Prasad
Did Someone Ask For DataStudy: Women Outscore Men in Most Leadership Skills Women outperformed men in 17 out of 19 of the leadership competencies that were measured. By Pallavi Prasad
A Hard Day's NightBetween Unpaid Agricultural, Domestic Labor, Women Lack Time, Energy to Feed Children Report finds child malnutrition is on the rise even in households that have enough resources. By Pallavi Prasad
Bring It OnAll The Arguments You Need: to Advocate for Equal Pay in Sport For the next time you hear, “Women’s sports don’t generate as much money as men’s sports. Do you understand ROI?” By Liesl Goecker
It Starts At HomeUN Report Spotlights Role of Family in Progress Toward Gender Equality The report highlights the trade-offs and contradictions that characterize women's struggle for agency. By Liesl Goecker
Behind Every Woman‘Women’s Work’ Spotlights the Domestic Help Who Make Working Motherhood Possible "I never hear anybody point out the plainest truth that this model for women's emancipation depends, itself, upon a permanent underclass of impoverished women." By Liesl Goecker
No KiddingStudy: Paternity Leave Improves Women’s Postpartum Health Sweden's flexible paternity leave policy led to sharp drops in anti-anxiety prescriptions for new mothers. By Liesl Goecker
A Mere SymbolDirty Rotten Remakes: Hollywood Fails Women With ‘The Hustle’ A shot-by-shot remake isn't feminist just because it now has female leads. By Akhila Vijaykumar
Bow DownThe Buzz Cut : Beyoncé Gets Real About Balancing Motherhood and Her Career in ‘Homecoming’ Plus, can you biohack your way to a better sex life? By The Swaddle Team
More Like A Pay ChasmIndian Women Are Paid 34% Less Than Male Peers, Oxfam Reports The gender pay gap is just one of many factors behind Indian women's low participation in the workforce. By Liesl Goecker
Downward SpiralIndia’s Rural Women Bear the Brunt of Jobs Crisis Since 2004, the female labor force participation rate in rural India has fallen by half. By Liesl Goecker
Chill Bro‘Masculinity Contest Culture’ in Science Disadvantages Women Hyper-competition fuels “gender-based discrimination, sexual harassment, or psychological abuse masked as feedback,” per The Lancet. By Rajvi Desai
Entering the 21st CenturyEmerging Gig Economy A Prime Opportunity to Include Working Women Gender-inclusive policies must evolve to suit changing nature of work, report finds. By Rajvi Desai
Mom TaxA Series of Charts Shows Mothers Take an Income Hit All Over the World Unsurprisingly, parenthood barely affects men's earnings. By Liesl Goecker
