Gender Equality

Climate change isn't gender neutral. Our response shouldn't be either.

This year, as people across the globe experience record-breaking heat, wildfires, smoke, storms, and floods, it's an opportune time to consider the often overlooked but profound connections between population and climate change.

"Many people were likely unaware that we are making so many assumptions when it comes to exercise prescription," Mandy Hagstrom told Newsweek.

"Conversations around pay, worker conditions, benefits—they are all conversations I don't think we're having enough," the female worker told Newsweek.

The most remarkable thing about last month's Senate vote blocking ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment is how unremarkable it was.

The partnership between a transgender social media personality and Bud Light has proved divisive, with some calling for a boycott of the beer.

Despite holding 29 percent of the seats in today's Congress, women have only 17 percent of committee leadership positions (both chairs and ranking members.)

In January, a group of bipartisan lawmakers introduced a resolution to affirm the validity of the ERA and remove the time limit on its ratification, and make Alice Paul's work, and those of us still dedicated to it, a long overdue reality. The Senate is holding a hearing Feb. 28 on the resolution, and we need strong action from every member of Congress.

So many powerful people have hijacked what cancer culture really is about, which is seeking accountability and being able to actively express dissent.

China and Russia voted to keep Iran part of the U.N.'s premier governing body on women's empowerment and gender equality, despite the ongoing unrest in Iran.

Stéphanie Frappart, Karen Diaz and Neuza Back have been announced as the referees for a Thursday match featuring Germany and Costa Rica.

The effects lasted just one or two months, and researchers saw no impact on fertility at all.

"How do they not understand we are partners and not their maid," said one commenter on the viral TikTok video.

"I'm a person, a real person also, even though I'm a prime minister," she said. "So, I won't change the way I behave. Of course, I have to be careful...because it can be represented as the whole government. But I'm still a person."

"With friends like that, who needs enemies?"

"You don't disfigure 10-, 12-, 13-year-old kids based on gender dysphoria," Florida Governor Ron DeSantis said on Wednesday.

Women in Rhode Island have to wait nearly six years longer than their male peers to save for a down payment.

A woman on TikTok has addressed backlash on one of her videos showing her father unable to use a washing machine.

The actress gave a speech for HagueTalks in 2018 about her perspective on gender equality, LGBTI rights and more.

"Megan is a beast. She is just so magnificent on the field and now she and the other players have equaled that magnificence off the field," Williams wrote.

The job seeker said the first "red flag" appeared when the job was listed without salary information.

"Better now than after marriage. She did dodge a bullet," said one commenter on the viral Reddit post.

To counter the threats to peace and gender equality under a Yoon Suk-yeol presidency, South Korea will need the active participation of women.

The Texas governor's call for a state agency to investigate parents who provide gender-affirming medical care to their trans children sparked outrage.

Federal law requires the Marines to mix male and female recruits, but some have accused the military branch of skirting the law and allowing sexism to continue as a result.

The two leagues have a "gender maximum rule" that prohibits a team from having "more than four players of the same gender on the field at a time."

The NCAA said the changes will take effect for referees who officiate the men's and women's college basketball tournaments that will take place in March 2022.

"I'm actually not done speaking," the actor and filmmaker says at the start of the video she filmed during a recent meeting.

International Men's Day was inaugurated in the late 1990s in the Caribbean region before it spread to several other parts of the world.

A report that analysed 20 years of research into the practice found it could damage people's mental health. In the U.S., only 20 states and the District of Columbia have banned conversion therapy.