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This Week in Women: A Key Election Highlights Women Voters

PUBLISHED 12/15/2017 by Christina Asquith

On talking about the Black women who “saved us,” the flurry of harassment stories that are continuing to shatter silence and taking women seriously.

  • Arts & Entertainment
  • Global

This Week in Women: Journalists are Breaking the Silence

PUBLISHED 11/10/2017 by Christina Asquith

Several big stories broke this week exposing efforts to silence and threaten women seeking justice for rape and sexual assault.

  • Global

This Week in Women: Sexual Harassment, Sexual Exploitation and Economic Justice

PUBLISHED 10/27/2017 by Carmen Rios

Zooming in on the young (and female) reporter broke the story that ended Bill O’Reilly’s career, the female newsroom team that took down Harvey Weinstein, the women who accused famed political journalist Mark Halperin of sexual harassment and the women overseas championing economic equality as part of the fight to end sexual exploitation.

  • Global

This Week in Women: Hollywood’s Sexism is Bigger Than Its Latest Scandal

PUBLISHED 10/13/2017 by Christina Asquith

Women journalists broke this story—and now, women journalists  are pushing their audiences to see Hollywood’s latest sexual abuse scandal as bigger than Harvey Weinstein. Of course it is. 

  • Global

This Week in Women: Gun Violence, Abortion and Nuclear War

PUBLISHED 10/6/2017 by Christina Asquith

Around the world, women are at front of movements promoting peace and non-violence. This week, that matters more than ever.

  • Global
  • Politics

Tracking—and Funding—Women’s Progress in the Age of Trump

PUBLISHED 9/15/2017 by Christina Asquith

Next week kicks off the annual UN General Assembly. For women’s rights observers, it’s worth a check-in: How are women doing worldwide?

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  • Global

Extreme Weather and Women’s Rights

PUBLISHED 9/8/2017 by Christina Asquith

This week’s extreme weather has prompted attention to the impact of human-induced global warming, but not to the gender issue driving climate change: overpopulation.

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