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WHAT SHE DID NEXT talks to Yanti Turang, a registered nurse from Australia, working on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Google pays $3.8 million to women and Asian job-seekers after allegations of “systemic” pay and hiring discrimination were revealed

At just 31-years old, Whitney Wolfe Herd has become the youngest ever female CEO to take the dating app she founded Bumble, public.

Six major US news networks including CNN, ABC, CBS, NBC, PBS and the Washington Post are assigning women to lead the White House coverage.

For the first time in history, a restaurant that does not use any animal products on its menu has won a Michelin star.

Work management app Asana has found that Australians had one of the highest rates of burnout of any country in 2020.

Disgraceful gender inequity in UK arts. In the U.S, it’s looking brighter, where Netflix announces improved diversity hires.

Jacqui Ooi is on a mission to inspire women to take huge leaps of faith in their career with her podcast What She Did Next

South Korea’s government has issued guidelines that tell women how to be the perfect mother and housewife.

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

The UN Young Champions of the Earth Prize have been awarded to seven young environmental trailblazers across the world.

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