Savita Halappanavar died due to restrictive abortion laws, but her tragedy propelled a landslide victory for women’s rights in Ireland.

Savita Halappanavar died due to restrictive abortion laws, but her tragedy propelled a landslide victory for women’s rights in Ireland.
The spirit of the Golden Globe Awards this year felt like a long, drawn-out exhalation of relief. The women that came forth through #metoo finally were given a significant voice.
Developing a healthy sense of self-confidence as an adult may make it easier to deal with the office bully.
Foto Féminas, an online photography platform, is helping to promote the works of Latin American and Caribbean photographers.
New York’s next great green space was designed by a team of women.
Twenty-five years after surviving childhood sex abuse, one woman confronts her fears of motherhood.
For women artists around the country, creativity isn’t just a tool for self-expression—it’s also a way to combat stress and empower others.
Artificial intelligence apps like Alexa are improving the way we use technology, but they’re also revealing the pervasiveness of sexism in the process.
An abnormal pap smear leads to an exploration of how and where we find our healing.
I had struggled with my Latina identity before I even understood why. But all my attempts at assimilation led me back to it more strongly.
Women-led businesses and womenpreneurs are forging a powerful path in America’s economic growth.
Discovering the band Chastity Belt was like finding a bunch of old journals I’d forgotten I had written.
Design is not just about pretty lights and wallpaper, it is an enabler of social change.
Feminist Wednesday blogger Erin Bagwell turns her passion for sharing women’s stories into film. See “Dream, Girl,” currently screening across the country and recently selected by Oprah to be part of her SuperSoul 100 roundup.
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