The author’s unique research on the Title IX system reveals that authorities’ poor handling of the Cornell sexual assault case is all too typical.
From the EU’s proposed “Chat Control” framework to facial recognition deployed at student protests, the language of protecting women and children is helping governments and technology companies acquire new surveillance powers.
From universities and law enforcement to prevention research, we keep treating men’s violence as an individual problem rather than confronting the social norms and systems that sustain it.
Gillis’ stale SNL joke at the expense of women is a classic response by men threatened by women’s excellence and autonomy.
Three proposed measures would establish a right to abortion in their states, while one is intended to repeal an established state constitutional right to abortion.
In Afghanistan, where girls are barred from secondary education, an underground network of home-based schools is preparing them for a future in which women can once again participate in public life.
Misinformation and false claims about the safety of abortion are proliferating and becoming key components in legislation, litigation, and regulatory policy.
This underrepresentation is happening during a time when Black audiences want to see more on-screen representation of Black women in this age group, according to a new study.
Series that are created by one or more women employ more women in other key behind-the-scenes positions, as well as featuring female characters that take up space and are central to the action.
A celebration of Robin Morgan, Women's Media Center co-founder, in pictures.
Julie Burton, President and CEO of the Women’s Media Center (WMC), released a statement on behalf of the Women’s Media Center mourning the death of WMC Co-Founder Robin Morgan — poet, journalist, author, activist, feminist, organizer, and friend.
Julie Burton, President and CEO of the Women’s Media Center (WMC), released a statement on behalf of the Women’s Media Center mourning the passing of WMC Co-Founder Gloria Steinem — journalist, author, activist, feminist, organizer, and friend.
The bestselling novel has been much discussed, but few commentators have noted its portrayal of the societal expectation of women to raise children, whether or not they want to.
Activists warn that these measures targeting transgender youth are “part of a larger, coordinated effort to roll back the rights for women broadly.”
Demand for affordable, high-quality childcare far outpaces availability, suppressing women’s participation in the workforce. Public investment is needed to quell the crisis.
Supergirl features the typical fare of current superhero films, but it has been subjected to misogynistic review bombing and bias.
Violent crackdowns on dissent and activism have increased within Iran in recent months, as hardliners reassert dominance amid U.S. attacks.
The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in West Virginia v. B. P. J. is part of a larger mission to reinforce the misogynist belief that “biology is destiny” and that women are “inherently” subordinate to men.
Bilan Media is providing opportunities for women journalists as well as changing who gets to tell stories in the media.
A large majority of Americans support comprehensive, trans-inclusive sex education, and such programs have the potential to transform society.
“I planted abortion pills across Malta. Here is why.”
Moms.gov is not about mothers or health, but about promoting the administration's pet policies on women.
The report from ReFrame shows a decrease in the total number of women directing top films, and its authors warn that things could get worse for women in the film business in the coming years.
As a field that helps college students “rigorously interrogate, critically think, and creatively imagine a more just world,” women’s studies has been targeted by both the Trump administration and state legislatures. But scholars, faculty, staff, and others are fighting back.