Despite the progress that made it possible for women to work and support themselves financially, a recent social media trend has sparked backlash to this progress.

This virus is having disproportionate effects on many different groups of people, but pregnant people may be of the highest concern.

Millions of women tolerate abuse every day due to fear of the cultural stigma of getting help and lack of access to resources available to help them.

Millions of adolescents in the U.S. are victims of physical, emotional, psychological, or verbal abuse from a dating partner each year.

Contraceptives will be distributed freely to rats but will remain unavailable to New York City residents

Arcane made intersectionality and diversity the centerpiece of the show’s storytelling instead of neglecting that richness or reducing it to a footnote.

This dismissal and underestimation of women can no longer continue.

Over the last three years that the Taliban has had control of Afghanistan, most of the devastating impacts have been on women and girls.

Although it may be disheartening to look at the lack of support and education from schools, it is inspiring to look toward the young voices pioneering a new wave of advocacy to protect themselves and their peers.

Gen Z and Millennials are helping shape the future workplace as they advocate for financial stability and purpose-driven professions.

This past spring, Brazilians mobilized to stop an abortion ban and guarantee a right that was first secured nearly 85 years ago.

Being aware of the vast possibilities of birth and the options available before labor occurs is not an option; it’s a necessity.

Before women fully embrace using a heating pad when a cramp hits, it is important to be aware of potential risks and safe ways to use heat therapy.

Telling young women to stop over-apologizing is an individual solution to a structural problem.

While far-reaching and complex, maternal mortality is not an unsolvable problem; it’s just neglected.