...to be fundamental to driving and shaping change. Women as consumers are also a potent force for change because, thanks to social media, we can give brands very immediate feedback....

...a new Women’s Sport Editor, Anna Kessel, co-founder of Women in Football, and appointed a team of women’s sports reporters. And BBC, as part of their pledge to “Change the...

discussion around women and sex away from objectification and toward women’s sexual fulfillment. Women are exploring new approaches to sexual pleasure, contraception, dating, and later-years intimacy. Women & Beliefs Newly...

...Elvie? My passion is women’s health, and I’ve often worked on women’s issues that are not talked about as openly as they need to be. So for me this has...

Media industry veteran Emilie McMeekan noticed in 2015 that most publications she was reading had a huge blind spot: women ages 35 to 55, or “midults.” These women had plenty...

me, it’s going to take on its own life force. The phrase that we chose was “media by women for the world.” Usually when you hear “by women,” the next...

media in Japan did not take #MeToo seriously, especially TV, which didn’t feature it at all. They just treated it as gossip. The web media covered it well. After that,...

The rise of the she-economy and a number of cultural shifts are transforming women’s health into a key growth market for global brands. These findings are part of the latest...

Association of University Women gives a bleak forecast, predicting women will reach equal pay in 100 years, while the Institute for Women’s Policy Research estimates it will be reached by...

Nearly a century after women’s suffragists rallied in the streets, rendezvoused in secret, and won the right to vote, women-only clubs are giving would-be “he-man woman haters” a run for...