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.

J.K. Rowling immediately received backlash after sending a tweet that implied only women menstruate.

More must be done to ensure that the most intimate yet essential needs of women and young girls around the world are met during this crisis.

Tunisian women from different ages and backgrounds have begun to share their sexual harassment stories on social media under the hashtag #EnaZeda — which means #MeToo in the Tunisian dialect.

Gender-based and sexualized violence have gained new focus in South Africa in recent years. Femicide and rape crimes have increased at an alarming rate in the past four years; in 2016, a woman was murdered every four hours in South Africa, and by 2018, that rate rose to every three hours.

We debate the meaning of the Second Amendment endlessly, but rarely stop to interrogate how and why the people who decide to kill dozens of people have also demonstrated that they hate women.

I found that story after story included images of survivors of sexual violence that were gory and denigrating. They often depicted survivors in shredded clothes, fear-stricken eyes, and arms outstretched in appeal.

On April 9, 2019, Ivy Wangechi, a sixth-year medical student at Moi University in Kenya, was murdered. Like many stories of femicides that came before Wangechi’s, the media’s depiction of this murder was problematic.