Girls & COVID

A study looking at the number of experts who appeared on mainstream television on COVID-19 revealed that only 30 percent were women.

In 2020, women in the fields of STEM, climate advocacy and health have made their mark in unprecedented ways.

More than one in five women in IT have experienced sexual harassment and more than half saying they had experienced gender discrimination.

The pandemic has seen some accelerated changes we wanted to see happen, including perhaps that long-desired career change?

Franklin Women released their Five Year Impact Report, and it’s not good news for women in health and medical research.

Roughly two-thirds of the retail workforce experienced a mental health condition during the COVID-19 pandemic.

TIME magazine recognises America’s youngest and most inspiring leaders in Kid of the Year as 15-year-old scientist and inventor Gitanjali Rao

Britain has become the first Western country to allow mass immunisations against COVID-19 when approved Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine.

A study has revealed that subconscious gender biases from a range of sources leads to unfavourable outcomes for female job applicants.

More people died from suicide than the COVID-19 virus last month in Japan. Many were women. The mental health catastrophe might be rising.

Here are six reasons why the International Day of the Elimination of Violence Against Women is still urgent.

Parton’s contribution to Moderna’s experimental vaccine is showing promising signs of a cure, with new results proving positive.