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Next-Gen Women Reshape Canadian Family Businesses
Elyce Simpson, president of Simpson Seeds Inc., a Saskatchewan-based pulse crop processor and exporter, implemented a new governance structure, launched a new ingredients business, and divested a grain terminal within four years of taking over the family business, showcasing successful modernization...
Next-Gen Women Reshape Canadian Family Businesses
Elyce Simpson, president of Simpson Seeds Inc., a Saskatchewan-based pulse crop processor and exporter, implemented a new governance structure, launched a new ingredients business, and divested a grain terminal within four years of taking over the family business, showcasing successful modernization...
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12% Bias Score


Frankfurt's "New Frankfurt" Program: Dorothea Hillmann's Housing Cooperative for Working Women
Dorothea Hillmann, a Frankfurt school teacher, initiated the city's first cooperative housing for working women in 1926, constructing over 180 units by 1930, a key element of the "Neues Frankfurt" program (1925-1932) that aimed for improved living conditions through modern architecture and social re...
Frankfurt's "New Frankfurt" Program: Dorothea Hillmann's Housing Cooperative for Working Women
Dorothea Hillmann, a Frankfurt school teacher, initiated the city's first cooperative housing for working women in 1926, constructing over 180 units by 1930, a key element of the "Neues Frankfurt" program (1925-1932) that aimed for improved living conditions through modern architecture and social re...
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20% Bias Score


WAFCON 2024: Rising Stars, Persistent Inequalities
The 2024 Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON), held in Morocco, showcases rising African women's football, but persistent funding and scheduling issues hinder its full potential, mirroring global inequalities in women's sports.
WAFCON 2024: Rising Stars, Persistent Inequalities
The 2024 Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON), held in Morocco, showcases rising African women's football, but persistent funding and scheduling issues hinder its full potential, mirroring global inequalities in women's sports.
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28% Bias Score


Snap the Gap" Aims to Bridge Gender Gap in Women's Sports Media
Snapchat and TOGETHXR partnered to launch "Snap the Gap," a program supporting nine women athletes in growing their personal brands and generating revenue through Snapchat's creator tools; this addresses the gender gap in sports media exposure and earning potential.
Snap the Gap" Aims to Bridge Gender Gap in Women's Sports Media
Snapchat and TOGETHXR partnered to launch "Snap the Gap," a program supporting nine women athletes in growing their personal brands and generating revenue through Snapchat's creator tools; this addresses the gender gap in sports media exposure and earning potential.
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48% Bias Score


Gender Inequality Persists in Israeli Corporate Leadership
Despite the acknowledged benefits of gender diversity, Israeli businesses continue to struggle with gender inequality in leadership; the lack of female CEOs in government ministries and the prevalence of glass ceilings in the private sector highlight this systemic issue, emphasizing the need for leg...
Gender Inequality Persists in Israeli Corporate Leadership
Despite the acknowledged benefits of gender diversity, Israeli businesses continue to struggle with gender inequality in leadership; the lack of female CEOs in government ministries and the prevalence of glass ceilings in the private sector highlight this systemic issue, emphasizing the need for leg...
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44% Bias Score


EU Gender Gap in Cultural Employment Narrows, but Pay Inequality Remains
The EU's gender employment gap in the cultural sector narrowed significantly from 6.4 percentage points in 2015 to 0.8 percentage points in 2024, with women exceeding men in cultural employment in 16 EU countries; however, a 13.5% gender pay gap persists, alongside underrepresentation of women in ma...
EU Gender Gap in Cultural Employment Narrows, but Pay Inequality Remains
The EU's gender employment gap in the cultural sector narrowed significantly from 6.4 percentage points in 2015 to 0.8 percentage points in 2024, with women exceeding men in cultural employment in 16 EU countries; however, a 13.5% gender pay gap persists, alongside underrepresentation of women in ma...
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20% Bias Score

Spanish Women's Football Team: From Subpar Conditions to Luxurious Facilities
The Spanish women's football team's experience highlights the dramatic improvement in their training and living conditions between the 2022 Euros (Marlow, England) and the 2024 Euros (Lausanne, Switzerland), after facing poor conditions in the 2023 World Cup (Palmerston North, New Zealand), showcasi...

Spanish Women's Football Team: From Subpar Conditions to Luxurious Facilities
The Spanish women's football team's experience highlights the dramatic improvement in their training and living conditions between the 2022 Euros (Marlow, England) and the 2024 Euros (Lausanne, Switzerland), after facing poor conditions in the 2023 World Cup (Palmerston North, New Zealand), showcasi...
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52% Bias Score

US Birth Control Access Varies Widely by State
A new report reveals that only one-third of US states ensure affordable birth control access through Medicaid expansion and insurer coverage, creating a two-tiered system impacting low-income individuals and minors.

US Birth Control Access Varies Widely by State
A new report reveals that only one-third of US states ensure affordable birth control access through Medicaid expansion and insurer coverage, creating a two-tiered system impacting low-income individuals and minors.
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44% Bias Score

No Pressure Networking: $2 Million in Deal Flow Through Relationship-Focused Model
In six months, No Pressure Networking, founded by Nathalia Rojas and Maggie Rose Macar, facilitated over $2 million in deal flow by creating a women's networking group that prioritizes relationship building over transactional networking, resulting in increased funding and collaboration opportunities...

No Pressure Networking: $2 Million in Deal Flow Through Relationship-Focused Model
In six months, No Pressure Networking, founded by Nathalia Rojas and Maggie Rose Macar, facilitated over $2 million in deal flow by creating a women's networking group that prioritizes relationship building over transactional networking, resulting in increased funding and collaboration opportunities...
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60% Bias Score

Saxony Increases Violence Prevention Funding by €29 Million
The Saxon state budget allocates €29 million over two years for violence prevention and victim support, exceeding the initial government proposal by €3.95 million, benefiting organizations like women's shelters and counseling centers across Saxony in preparation for a 2032 federal law.

Saxony Increases Violence Prevention Funding by €29 Million
The Saxon state budget allocates €29 million over two years for violence prevention and victim support, exceeding the initial government proposal by €3.95 million, benefiting organizations like women's shelters and counseling centers across Saxony in preparation for a 2032 federal law.
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44% Bias Score

Israeli Businesses Lead the Way in Gender Equality Initiatives
At a recent conference, Israeli businesses showcased their commitment to gender equality, with examples such as Bezeq's mentoring program and Assuta hospitals' high percentage of female employees and managers; however, participants stressed the need for education to address systemic inequalities.

Israeli Businesses Lead the Way in Gender Equality Initiatives
At a recent conference, Israeli businesses showcased their commitment to gender equality, with examples such as Bezeq's mentoring program and Assuta hospitals' high percentage of female employees and managers; however, participants stressed the need for education to address systemic inequalities.
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28% Bias Score

Breaking the Glass Ceiling in Israeli Finance: One Woman's Journey
Hoda Moadi, IBI's operations manager, shared her journey from a part-time student to a project manager at TheMarker's Labels conference, highlighting the need for more women, particularly from Arab communities, to enter the finance industry and challenging the prevailing stereotypes.

Breaking the Glass Ceiling in Israeli Finance: One Woman's Journey
Hoda Moadi, IBI's operations manager, shared her journey from a part-time student to a project manager at TheMarker's Labels conference, highlighting the need for more women, particularly from Arab communities, to enter the finance industry and challenging the prevailing stereotypes.
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44% Bias Score
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