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Arab League Finalizes Plan for Women's Economic Empowerment Observatory
The Arab League met in Cairo to finalize the launch plan for the Arab Observatory for Women's Economic Empowerment, a UAE-initiated project approved at the 2023 Arab Summit, aiming to bolster Arab women's economic sustainability, with Morocco participating.
Arab League Finalizes Plan for Women's Economic Empowerment Observatory
The Arab League met in Cairo to finalize the launch plan for the Arab Observatory for Women's Economic Empowerment, a UAE-initiated project approved at the 2023 Arab Summit, aiming to bolster Arab women's economic sustainability, with Morocco participating.
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Germany Eases Surname Restrictions for Married Couples
Germany's new law allows married couples more flexibility in choosing surnames, permitting shared double surnames or individual use of either partner's surname, reversing decades of patriarchal naming practices.
Germany Eases Surname Restrictions for Married Couples
Germany's new law allows married couples more flexibility in choosing surnames, permitting shared double surnames or individual use of either partner's surname, reversing decades of patriarchal naming practices.
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Statue Honors UK's First Female Landscape Gardener
Fanny Wilkinson, the UK's first professional female landscape gardener, is being honored with a statue in London's Coronation Gardens; she designed 75 parks, creating vital green spaces in Victorian London, and championed equal pay for women.
Statue Honors UK's First Female Landscape Gardener
Fanny Wilkinson, the UK's first professional female landscape gardener, is being honored with a statue in London's Coronation Gardens; she designed 75 parks, creating vital green spaces in Victorian London, and championed equal pay for women.
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Global Campaign Launched Against Hospitality Sexual Assault
Five former Swillhouse employees launched a global campaign against sexual harassment and assault in the hospitality industry after raising over half of their legal fees to sue their former employer in Australia, prompting mandatory sexual violence prevention training for all NSW pub and club staff.
Global Campaign Launched Against Hospitality Sexual Assault
Five former Swillhouse employees launched a global campaign against sexual harassment and assault in the hospitality industry after raising over half of their legal fees to sue their former employer in Australia, prompting mandatory sexual violence prevention training for all NSW pub and club staff.
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Berlin Women Reclaim Walpurgis Night, Linking Historical Witch Hunts to Modern Violence
Thousands of women in Berlin will march on April 30th for Take Back the Night, reclaiming Walpurgis Night and connecting historical witch hunts to contemporary violence against women stemming from patriarchal fear of female resistance.
Berlin Women Reclaim Walpurgis Night, Linking Historical Witch Hunts to Modern Violence
Thousands of women in Berlin will march on April 30th for Take Back the Night, reclaiming Walpurgis Night and connecting historical witch hunts to contemporary violence against women stemming from patriarchal fear of female resistance.
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Caregiver-Friendly Workplaces: Key to Attracting and Retaining Top Female Talent
A 2024 McKinsey report highlights that younger women are twice as likely to cite gender as a barrier to career advancement compared to older women, while companies struggle to retain female talent; offering flexible work options and childcare support can significantly improve employee morale and pro...
Caregiver-Friendly Workplaces: Key to Attracting and Retaining Top Female Talent
A 2024 McKinsey report highlights that younger women are twice as likely to cite gender as a barrier to career advancement compared to older women, while companies struggle to retain female talent; offering flexible work options and childcare support can significantly improve employee morale and pro...
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Setbacks as Catalysts: How Women Leaders Embrace Imperfection
This week's ForbesWomen newsletter features Reshma Saujani's and Sofia Sahai's experiences, showcasing how setbacks can lead to impactful actions and highlighting the importance of embracing imperfection for women in leadership. The newsletter also discusses a potential "baby bonus," Alzheimer's res...
Setbacks as Catalysts: How Women Leaders Embrace Imperfection
This week's ForbesWomen newsletter features Reshma Saujani's and Sofia Sahai's experiences, showcasing how setbacks can lead to impactful actions and highlighting the importance of embracing imperfection for women in leadership. The newsletter also discusses a potential "baby bonus," Alzheimer's res...
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Thinktank Calls for Relationship Violence Prevention Leads in Schools
A thinktank is recommending that secondary schools in England and Wales appoint relationship violence prevention leads and provide training to teachers, after research revealed that almost a third of teachers have never received any training on the topic, and that only 50% of young people said their...
Thinktank Calls for Relationship Violence Prevention Leads in Schools
A thinktank is recommending that secondary schools in England and Wales appoint relationship violence prevention leads and provide training to teachers, after research revealed that almost a third of teachers have never received any training on the topic, and that only 50% of young people said their...
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Canada's Female MP Proportion Dips Post-Election
Canada's 2023 federal election saw a slight decrease in the percentage of women MPs to 30.03 percent, dropping Canada's global ranking in female parliamentary representation to 71st, behind countries like Mali and significantly trailing other Western democracies; Indigenous representation also decre...
Canada's Female MP Proportion Dips Post-Election
Canada's 2023 federal election saw a slight decrease in the percentage of women MPs to 30.03 percent, dropping Canada's global ranking in female parliamentary representation to 71st, behind countries like Mali and significantly trailing other Western democracies; Indigenous representation also decre...
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48% Bias Score
New Zealand's Robin Goomes Wins First Women's Rampage Title
Robin Goomes, a 28-year-old New Zealander, won the 2024 Rampage mountain biking competition in Virgin, Utah, becoming the first woman to achieve this feat in the event's history, after a childhood spent trapping possums and riding BMX bikes on the remote Chatham Islands.
New Zealand's Robin Goomes Wins First Women's Rampage Title
Robin Goomes, a 28-year-old New Zealander, won the 2024 Rampage mountain biking competition in Virgin, Utah, becoming the first woman to achieve this feat in the event's history, after a childhood spent trapping possums and riding BMX bikes on the remote Chatham Islands.
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France's Gender Parity Gap: Oxfam Highlights Persistent Imbalance in Leadership
Oxfam's report reveals that only 28% of key leadership positions in France are held by women in 2025, despite a nominally paritaire government; this disparity underscores the need for systemic change, as advocated in a recent tribune signed by prominent female politicians.
France's Gender Parity Gap: Oxfam Highlights Persistent Imbalance in Leadership
Oxfam's report reveals that only 28% of key leadership positions in France are held by women in 2025, despite a nominally paritaire government; this disparity underscores the need for systemic change, as advocated in a recent tribune signed by prominent female politicians.
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48% Bias Score
Male Radiographers Sought to Address Mammography Staff Shortages
Due to a critical shortage of female mammographers (17.5% vacancy rate), the Society of Radiographers is advocating for policy changes to allow male health workers to perform breast screening examinations, a move supported by some patients but opposed by others due to comfort concerns.
Male Radiographers Sought to Address Mammography Staff Shortages
Due to a critical shortage of female mammographers (17.5% vacancy rate), the Society of Radiographers is advocating for policy changes to allow male health workers to perform breast screening examinations, a move supported by some patients but opposed by others due to comfort concerns.
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48% Bias Score
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